ISLAMABAD 12 August: The US and Pakistan have reaffirmed counterterrorism commitment and reiterated their resolve to combat terrorism in all its forms during a bilateral counterterrorism dialogue held in Islamabad on Tuesday.
The bilateral counterterrorism dialogue meeting was attended by Acting US Coordinator for Counterterrorism Gregory LoGerfo and US Chargé d’Affaires Natalie Baker, who engaged with Pakistani officials to advance cooperation against global terrorist threats.
US Embassy in Islamabad says meeting aimed to advance shared resolve against terrorism
According to a statement from the US mission, the counterterrorism commitment dialogue aimed to strengthen coordination, share strategies, and reaffirm the shared commitment of both nations to address terrorism through joint efforts.
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The bilateral counterterrorism dialogue comes as part of ongoing US–Pakistan security cooperation, focusing on intelligence sharing, capacity building, and regional stability.
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