The National Counter Terrorism Authority decided on Monday to launch joint intelligence-based operations against terrorist organisations operating in Pakistan.
In a statement, a spokesperson said the decision was taken during NACTA’s monthly counter-terrorism intelligence conference.
The conference was attended by representatives from police, law enforcement agencies, and intelligence agencies. The meeting reviewed the current security situation and potential threats.
NACTA spokesperson said that the conference focused on sharing actionable intelligence among stakeholders to combat terrorism. The participants were determined to root out terrorism through joint efforts.
The spokesperson emphasised that Pakistan will be made a completely safe and peaceful country through collective efforts. Pakistan has witnessed a surge in terrorist activities, especially in KP and Balochistan, since the outlawed militant group TTP ended its ceasefire with the govt in November 2022.
