Brecorder Pakistan and Bangladesh Sign MoU on Drug Trafficking and Cyber Security
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- •Pakistan and Bangladesh signed an MoU to combat drug trafficking and terrorism.
- •The visit by Minister Naqvi is the first since Bangladesh's February elections, indicating improved relations.
- •Discussions included cyber security and intelligence sharing as part of broader cooperation.
On May 8, 2026, Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Raza Naqvi visited Dhaka, where he met with Bangladeshi Minister Salahuddin Ahmed. They signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at combating drug smuggling and terrorism, addressing transnational crime, intelligence sharing, and cyber security. This visit marks the first by a Pakistani minister since Bangladesh's parliamentary elections in February 2026, highlighting a renewed focus on bilateral cooperation. The agreement is expected to enhance efforts against drug trafficking and terrorist financing in South Asia. In addition to security discussions, Naqvi's role as PCB Chairman will involve cricket-related talks, including preparations for the upcoming Asia Cup.
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