Pakistan and Russia have agreed to strengthen security cooperation during a meeting between Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir and Russian Interior Minister Vladimir Kolokoltsev. The meeting took place at General Headquarters in Rawalpindi, according to the Inter-Services Public Relations.
Both sides discussed matters of mutual interest and the regional security situation. They also emphasised stronger cooperation between their respective security institutions. The discussions focused on improving institutional ties and coordination between the two countries.
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According to ISPR, Field Marshal Asim Munir reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to strengthening its longstanding relations with Russia. He also stressed the importance of practical cooperation in security and other areas of mutual interest.
The meeting highlighted the need for closer engagement between Pakistani and Russian security agencies. Both sides discussed ways to improve communication and strengthen institutional links. However, the statement did not provide details of any specific new security agreement.
During the meeting, Kolokoltsev praised Pakistan’s contributions to regional peace and stability. He also acknowledged the Pakistan Army’s professional capabilities and sacrifices in the fight against terrorism.
The Russian interior minister’s remarks highlighted Pakistan’s role in counterterrorism efforts. The meeting also provided an opportunity for both countries to discuss regional security challenges and their shared interests.
Pakistan and Russia have continued engagement in several areas of mutual interest. According to ISPR, the latest meeting reaffirmed their commitment to stronger security cooperation and closer institutional coordination.