Rawalpindi: Pakistan and Sudan have pledged to further strengthen their bilateral relations with a focus on security, counterterrorism, and institutional cooperation. This commitment was highlighted during a meeting between Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, Chief of Defence Forces Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, and Sudan’s Minister of Interior, Lieutenant General (Police) Babiker Samra Mustafa Ali.
According to Radio Pakistan, the meeting underscored the desire to deepen engagement between the two nations. Field Marshal Munir emphasized the significance of collaboration in tackling shared security challenges. The Sudanese minister expressed appreciation for Pakistan’s contribution to regional peace and stability and acknowledged the enduring ties between the two countries.
The discussions covered mutual interests, regional and global security dynamics, and potential avenues for enhancing cooperation. Both sides reiterated their commitment to fostering a comprehensive partnership aimed at addressing common challenges.