The agreement aims to strengthen bilateral relations and make official visits easier. It was signed in Islamabad by Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Sudanese Interior Minister Lieutenant General Babiker Samra Mustafa Ali.

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Naqvi described the agreement as an important milestone in Pakistan-Sudan relations. He said the new facility would support high-level engagements and official visits.

It would also make delegation exchanges easier and create opportunities for institutional cooperation. The arrangement is expected to strengthen official contacts between the two countries.

Sudan’s interior minister also welcomed the agreement. He called it a significant step towards strengthening friendly relations and institutional ties.

Both ministers reaffirmed their commitment to expanding bilateral cooperation.

Pakistan and Sudan Agree to Expand Security Cooperation

During the meeting, both sides discussed cooperation in several areas. These included security, internal affairs, police training and institutional development.

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The talks also covered NADRA-related matters and cybercrime. Both countries agreed to sign a formal agreement on cybercrime cooperation in the near future.

Naqvi directed relevant authorities to address visa-related difficulties faced by Sudanese women married to Pakistani nationals. The directive also covers those currently residing in Pakistan.

Pakistan Offers Police Training and Healthcare Support

Naqvi offered professional training for Sudanese police officers. He also expressed Pakistan’s readiness to share expertise in relevant fields.

The minister further assured support for Sudanese citizens seeking medical treatment in Pakistan. He said authorities would facilitate their access to quality healthcare services.

Meanwhile, the Sudanese minister expressed interest in Pakistan’s experience, particularly in combating cybercrime. He described Pakistan as a brotherly country and called for closer cooperation across different sectors.

He also thanked the Pakistani government for its assistance and support.