Overview
- Interior ministers Mohsin Naqvi and Ali Yerlikaya agreed in Islamabad to create a Joint Working Group that will meet four times a year to review progress.
- The framework covers counterterrorism, anti-narcotics, border management, cybercrime, immigration control, human trafficking prevention and coast guard collaboration.
- Both sides committed to expanded police training, intelligence-sharing and law-enforcement cooperation to support operational outcomes.
- Pakistan pledged full support for Türkiye in the upcoming Interpol elections, signaling diplomatic backing alongside security coordination.
- Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif hosted the Turkish delegation and reaffirmed broader cooperation, while Pakistan’s interior minister cited an official claim of no Pakistan-to-Türkiye drug trafficking cases in the past five years.