Overview
- Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi met Acting U.S. Ambassador Natalie Baker in Islamabad and both sides agreed to expand cooperation on security and border management.
- The dialogue reaffirmed work with U.S. ATA and INL programs, with continued training for FIA, Federal Constabulary and cybercrime units.
- Pakistan outlined plans, with U.S. support, for a Centre for Transnational Crime and an academy within the FIA, subject to follow-up and execution.
- Naqvi said border and coastal forces are slated to receive modern U.S. equipment and that reorganization of the Federal Constabulary is under consideration.
- He cited activation of an FIA federal counterterrorism wing as a priority, highlighted use of advanced software against foreign-linked crimes, and noted an NCCIA crackdown on illegal call centers.