Islamabad ( The COW News Digital)Pakistan and the United States have agreed to strengthen joint measures to combat terrorism, reaffirming their shared commitment to eliminate all forms of extremist violence. The latest round of counterterrorism talks took place in Islamabad, bringing together senior officials from both countries to discuss strategies for regional and global security.
The meetings were co-chaired by Pakistan’s Special Secretary for the United Nations, Nabeel Munir, and Gregory D. Logerfo, Acting Coordinator for Counterterrorism at the U.S. Department of State. Both delegations emphasized the need for effective, coordinated approaches to address ongoing terrorist threats in the region, including the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), Daesh Khorasan, and Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).
During the discussions, the United States lauded Pakistan’s sustained successes against terrorist organizations and extended condolences for recent attacks that claimed the lives of civilians and law enforcement personnel, including the deadly Jaafar Express attack and the Khuzdar school bus bombing.
The two sides stressed the importance of strengthening institutional frameworks, enhancing capabilities, and leveraging technology to prevent terrorist activities. They agreed that a multi-layered approach combining intelligence sharing, technological countermeasures, and rapid operational coordination is essential for lasting impact.
Both delegations reaffirmed their commitment to sustained collaboration through multilateral forums, including the United Nations, to promote long-term counterterrorism measures. The talks also reiterated the enduring partnership between Pakistan and the United States, highlighting the need for continuous communication and organized cooperation to maintain regional peace and stability.
The officials agreed that structured and regular engagements are critical for ensuring effective counterterrorism responses and mitigating emerging security challenges. They emphasized the significance of proactive diplomacy, intelligence exchange, and operational preparedness in addressing evolving threats.
The meeting concluded with a mutual pledge to pursue a comprehensive strategy that targets extremist networks while protecting civilian populations. Both sides agreed to maintain ongoing dialogue and coordination to ensure that counterterrorism efforts remain resilient, adaptive, and aligned with international security standards.
This latest engagement underscores Pakistan and the United States’ dedication to combating terrorism and preserving peace in the region. Analysts note that the collaboration is expected to enhance operational efficiency, improve intelligence-sharing mechanisms, and ensure that coordinated actions continue against both domestic and transnational terrorist threats.
