Dawn Pakistan and Iran Enhance Cybersecurity Cooperation Amid Regional Tensions
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- •Pakistan and Iran are enhancing cooperation in cybersecurity and counterterrorism.
- •The agreement follows a significant US-Iran diplomatic breakthrough aimed at regional stability.
- •Both nations face common security challenges, necessitating urgent collaboration.
On June 24, 2026, Pakistan and Iran agreed to strengthen cooperation in cybersecurity, counterterrorism, and immigration during a meeting between Interior Ministers Mohsin Naqvi and Eskandar Momeni in Islamabad. The discussions followed a recent joint statement from US-Iran talks aimed at reducing regional tensions. Both ministers emphasized the need for enhanced collaboration to address common challenges, including cross-border militancy and illegal migration. Naqvi congratulated Momeni on the diplomatic progress made in Switzerland, highlighting Pakistan's commitment to regional peace. The meeting underscores the urgency of addressing security concerns in the context of evolving geopolitical dynamics.
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