Pakistan, US cooperation important to fight ISIS, TTP: Declaration

The United States and Pakistan said in a joint statement on Monday that the partnership between the two countries to counter Daesh Khorasan, Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and other terrorist organizations will promote security in the region.

According to the joint statement issued by the Pakistan Foreign Office and the US Department of State following the talks between Pakistan and the United States once morest terrorism, US State Office Coordinator for Counter-Terrorism Ambassador Elizabeth Richard and Pakistan to the United Nations in Washington on Friday. Additional Foreign Secretary and OIC Ambassador Syed Haider Shah jointly chaired the US-Pakistan Counter-Terrorism Dialogue.

This partnership will serve as a model of bilateral and regional cooperation to combat the threat of terrorism at the international level.

“The Counter-Terrorism Dialogue emphasized cooperation between the United States and Pakistan to address the most pressing challenges to regional and global security, including the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and Daesh Khorasan,” the statement said.

The talks focused on counter-terrorism in the region, focusing on areas of mutual interest.

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Senior US and Pakistani officials stressed the importance of expanding cooperation and capacity-building in the counter-terrorism sector, including sharing technical expertise and best practices, investigative and prosecutorial support, border security infrastructure and training. Delivery included.

This includes the training of more than 300 police and ‘frontline responders’ since the last counter-terrorism dialogue between the US and Pakistan in March 2023.

According to the declaration, multilateral linkages such as the United Nations and the Global Counter-Terrorism Forum will be strengthened.

The governments of the United States and Pakistan committed to increasing communication on these issues and continuing to work together to detect and prevent violent extremism through a whole-of-government approach.

The Counter-Terrorism Dialogue reiterated the joint commitment of the United States and Pakistan to contribute to both regional and global security and stability.