US EditionPakistan Creates Special Security Unit To Protect Chinese Citizens Amid A Rise In Attacks
- Pakistan is establishing a special protection unit in Islamabad for Chinese nationals, announced by Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi after meeting with China's Minister of Public Security, Wang Xiaohong.
- The two ministers discussed enhancing cooperation on security, counterterrorism, and police training, agreeing to have joint working group meetings every three months.
- Wang Xiaohong praised Pakistan's efforts against terrorism and referred to the partnership as strategic, indicating China's support for Pakistan's security measures.
- Naqvi expressed interest in using Chinese AI technologies to bolster Pakistan's National Cyber Crimes Investigation Agency, highlighting cybersecurity collaboration.
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Pakistan Creates Special Security Unit To Protect Chinese Citizens Amid A Rise In Attacks
China and Pakistan announced on January 7 the creation of a new unit to stop a rise in attacks targeting Chinese nationals, but experts and insiders who spoke to RFE/RL’s Radio Mashaal say that the damage to Islamabad’s relationship with Beijing may already be beyond repair.
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Special protection unit being set up in Islamabad for Chinese citizens: Naqvi
Pakistan, China underline need for closer coordination to deepen ties.Ministers discuss Islamabad-Beijing sister-city cooperation.Wang expresses satisfaction with security for Chinese nationals.The government has announced enhanced...
Pakistan to set up special protection unit for Chinese nationals
Pakistan is enhancing security measures for Chinese nationals by establishing a special protection unit in Islamabad, as announced by Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi. This initiative follows discussions with China's Minister of Public Security, Wang Xiaohong, focusing on counter-terrorism and cybercrime collaboration.
Special protection unit being set up in Islamabad for security of Chinese nationals, says Naqvi
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi said on Wednesday that a special protection unit was being set up in Islamabad for the security of Chinese nationals. According to a press release issued by the interior ministry, Naqvi made the remarks as he met China’s Minister of Public Security Wang Xiaohong in Beijing. The two met at the headquarters of China’s Ministry of Public Security, where Naqvi received a warm welcome, the interior ministry said. During…
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