Pakistan and Poland plan joint push against illega...

Summary

• Pakistan and Poland have agreed to step up their security and intelligence cooperation and to work together against illegal migration, officials said.
• On counterterrorism and security, Siemoniak said, Pakistan and Poland see eye to eye.
• Pakistan and Poland on legal migrationNaqvi said his government shows zero tolerance toward the narcotics trade, illegal migration and organised crime.

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Pakistan and Poland have agreed to step up their security and intelligence cooperation and to work together against illegal migration, officials said.

Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Minister of State for Interior Talal Chaudhry held talks with Tomasz Siemoniak, a minister in the Polish government who heads its Council of Ministers. The two sides reviewed bilateral relations and looked at ways to deepen security ties.

Security and intelligence ties

The talks centred on closer work in security, intelligence sharing and counterterrorism. They also covered illegal migration and links between the law enforcement agencies of both countries. Both sides said bilateral cooperation needed fresh momentum, and they agreed to raise the number of high-level contacts.

In addition, the two countries agreed to complete several memorandums of understanding as early as possible, including arrangements for Mutual Legal Assistance. A Ministry of Interior delegation, led by Talal Chaudhry, will also travel to Poland soon to build on the talks.