Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi met US Chargé d’Affaires Natalie Baker in Islamabad on Wednesday.

The two sides discussed ways to strengthen Pakistan-US relations and expand bilateral cooperation. Investment opportunities also featured in the meeting, according to official reports.

They also exchanged views on the latest regional situation. Both sides reviewed efforts to promote peace and stability.

Pakistan-US Investment Cooperation Discussed

Naqvi and Baker explored opportunities to increase investment cooperation between Pakistan and the United States.

The officials also discussed ways to maintain regular engagement between the two countries. They agreed to strengthen mutual contacts to support wider bilateral cooperation.

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Regional security remained another key topic during the meeting. The two sides also reviewed Pakistan’s role in supporting peace and stability.

Baker Appreciates Pakistan’s Counterterrorism Sacrifices

Baker appreciated Pakistan’s sacrifices in the fight against terrorism.

She also acknowledged the country’s contributions to addressing security challenges, according to Radio Pakistan and APP.

The discussion comes as Pakistan and the United States continue engagement on security and economic issues. Earlier this month, Pakistan’s Board of Investment also held talks with Baker on trade, investment and business-to-business cooperation.

Naqvi Highlights Pakistan’s Security Role

Speaking during the meeting, Naqvi said Pakistan stands as a “strong wall” between the world and terrorism.

He highlighted Pakistan’s continued efforts and sacrifices in combating terrorism. The minister also stressed the country’s role in maintaining regional security.

The meeting concluded with an agreement to maintain stronger contact and pursue further cooperation between Pakistan and the United States.