ISLAMABAD:

Pakistan and the US agreed on Saturday to intensify cooperation on security and immigration.

That was decided during a meeting in between Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Acting US Ambassador Natalie Baker.

Naqvi and Baker discussed ways to enhance bilateral cooperation in counter-narcotics, security, and the prevention of illegal immigration.

The meeting also focused on strengthening collaboration in intelligence sharing, curbing drug trafficking, and expanding joint measures to stop illegal migration. The US envoy offered full technical assistance to Pakistan in combating narcotics and preventing unauthorised cross-border movement. He said the identification of drug trafficking cases at airports remains a top priority, adding that state-of-the-art scanning machines were

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