Pakistan and Lebanon have agreed to strengthen security cooperation and deepen institutional ties, with intelligence sharing and closer coordination between their interior ministries at the centre of the discussions.
The understanding was reached during a meeting in Islamabad between Pakistan’s Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and his Lebanese counterpart, Ahmad Al-Hajjar. The two officials discussed ways to expand cooperation and improve coordination on security-related matters.
Both sides agreed on the importance of stronger intelligence-sharing mechanisms, which could help their institutions exchange information more effectively and respond to emerging security challenges.
The meeting also focused on building closer links between the two interior ministries. Officials said stronger institutional cooperation could improve communication and support joint efforts on areas of mutual interest.
The agreement marks an effort by Pakistan and Lebanon to develop a more coordinated approach to security cooperation, while strengthening ties between their government institutions.
As regional security challenges continue to evolve, both countries are looking to closer cooperation and information sharing as tools to improve security, coordination and stability.
