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Interior Minister, British Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State discuss matters of mutual interest

Federal Minister for Interior Mohsin Naqvi met with the British Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State (Middle East, Afghanistan and Pakistan) Hamish Falconer in London.

According to a press release received here on Thursday from London, during the meeting matters of mutual interest, including the promotion of Pakistan-UK bilateral relations were discussed.

The British Under-Secretary of State extended felicitations to the Federal Minister for Interior Mohsin Naqvi and the people of Pakistan on the occasion of Independence Day.

During the meeting regional peace and stability and combating the scourge of terrorism were also discussed. Both sides emphasized the need to increase mutual cooperation for peace and stability.

Mohsin Naqvi stated that the second phase of repatriation of the Afghan refugees to their homeland would be started soon. He said Pakistan is the most affected country by terrorism, while Pakistan’s security forces have made unprecedented sacrifices in the war against terrorism.

He added that terrorism is a global issue, and many countries face this challenge in various forms. While welcoming British cooperation in combating terrorism, he said joint actions in this regard would be fruitful.

The Interior Minister emphasized that Pakistan is a peaceful country and desires lasting peace in the region. He highlighted that Pakistan and the UK have historical friendly relations.

The British Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State said Pakistan is an important member of the Commonwealth and acknowledged Pakistan’s sacrifices in the war against terrorism.

Pakistani High Commissioner, Dr Mohammad Faisal, and senior officials from the British Foreign Affairs, Commonwealth, and Development Office were also present on the occasion.

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