ISLAMABAD (S Awan) Britain's Security Minister Dan Jarvis has completed his first visit to Pakistan. During the visit, Pakistan and Britain have agreed to strengthen security cooperation to prevent terrorism, serious organized crime, illegal migration and visa fraud.

According to the spokesperson of the British High Commission in Islamabad, British Security Minister Dan Jarvis held important meetings with political, military and security officials during his visit to Pakistan. In this regard, he had a meeting with Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, in which matters of regional security and mutual cooperation were discussed.

The British Security Minister also met Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi, who discussed the situation in Afghanistan, regional stability and security challenges.

According to the spokesman, Pakistan and the UK agreed to improve information sharing, joint operational measures and security cooperation. The two countries will also work together to enhance the capacity of relevant agencies and operations against criminal and terrorist networks.

On this occasion, British Security Minister Dan Jarvis said that terrorism, organized crime, illegal immigration and visa fraud are not limited to borders, Pakistan and Britain can fight common threats more effectively together.

Dean Jarvis said that cooperation with Pakistan helps protect the British people. The focus is on translating the strong relationship between the two countries into practical results.

He added that work was ongoing to break up criminal networks, share vital information and increase the UK's security capacity.