Pakistan and the United States are committed to continuing cooperation to stop violent extremism.

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and United States issue joint statement on counter-terrorism dialogue. This comes as Pakistan and the United States pledge to continue cooperation to prevent violent extremism. Counter-terrorism talks between the two countries were held in Washington on May 10 in the presence of Syed Haider Shah, Additional Secretary of State to the United Nations and OIC, representing Pakistan. Elizabeth Richards, Coordinates counterterrorism efforts for the U.S. Department of State. in joint negotiations Critical challenges to regional and global security are considered. According to the said statement All sides emphasized cooperation between Pakistan and the United States. To deal with the TTP and Daesh groups in Khorasan and discuss the counter-terrorism situation in the region. A joint statement said Pakistani and U.S. officials Emphasizing the importance of cooperation in counter-terrorism and capacity building; and discuss the provision of technical expertise. border security Infrastructure and training in negotiations According to the talks, front-line training is also being discussed. According to the joint statement All parties agreed that cooperation with ISIS Khorasan, TTP and other terrorist organizations in the region will progress The two governments pledged to continue cooperation in countering extremism.