Pakistan and Poland agree to boost security and counter-terrorism cooperation

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Pakistan and Poland agree to enhance security and intelligence sharing.
Talks focused on counter-terrorism, illegal migration, and legal assistance.
Pakistan reports a 64% decrease in illegal migration to Europe due to new policies.

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In a high-level meeting in Islamabad, Pakistani and Polish officials have agreed to deepen their bilateral ties. The discussions, led by Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Polish Minister Tomasz Siemoniak, focused on enhancing cooperation in security, counter-terrorism, and managing migration, including creating more legal pathways for Pakistani workers.

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Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Polish Minister Tomasz Siemoniak met in Islamabad, agreeing to strengthen cooperation in security, intelligence sharing, and counter-terrorism. The two sides also decided to increase legal migration opportunities for Pakistanis.