Pakistan, UK to continue cowork in war on terrorism: Malik
ISLAMABAD: Interior
Minister Rehman Malik on Monday said that Pakistan has rendered a lots of
sacrifices in war against terrorism and the International community should
acknowledged its contribution in this regard.He was talking to his British
counterpart Theresa May who met with the minister in London according to a
message received here, Rehman Malik said he has discussed mutual interest
issues including elimination of terrorism, human trafficking, eradication of
narcotics, visa issues of Overseas Pakistanis, border management, improving the
performance of Pakistani Police and imparting training.He said that Pak-UK
jointly working against terrorism and this cooperation would continue in future
as well.Rehman Malik said that UK would also provide assistance for training
and improving performance of Pakistan police. He said that during meeting he
also raised the problems being faced by the Pakistanis prisoners in UK jails.
Theresa May said that UK appreciate the efforts of Pakistan in war against
terrorism. She said that UK also working with Pakistan on the illegal
immigration and forced marriages. (APP)
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