Archive · 18 Jul 2026
Pakistan, China to enhance border security cooperation
Pakistan and China had a meeting to talk about how to work together better.
They want to stop bad things like people crossing borders illegally and smuggling weapons.
They agreed to make a plan to speed up immigration processes and set up a team to manage their borders.
Pakistan's interior minister said they will not allow illegal activities.
China's representative said they will help Pakistan get better at managing these issues.
Pakistan and China agreed to strengthen cooperation in immigration and border management.
A delegation from China's National Immigration Administration met with Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi.
Both countries aim to boost joint operations against illegal immigration, weapons smuggling, and cross-border crime.
A Pakistan-China joint working group on border management and security will be established.
China will continue to support capacity building of Pakistani institutions.
- Who
- Pakistan and China
- What
- Agreement to strengthen cooperation in immigration, border management, and institutional frameworks
- When
- Meeting held on Friday
- Where
- Location not specified
- Why
- To boost efficiency in joint operations against illegal immigration, weapons smuggling, and cross-border crime
Pakistan
China
Strategic Partnership
Pakistan
Pakistan seeks to strengthen ties with China for mutual security benefits.
China
China views Pakistan as a strategic partner and aims to enhance cooperation.
- Delegation Head
- Qi Jingyang
- Pakistan Interior Minister
- Mohsin Naqvi
- Minister of State for Interior
- Talal Chaudhry
- Agreement Focus
- Immigration, border management, and institutional frameworks
- Joint Working Group
- Pakistan-China joint working group on border management and security
- Pakistan's Policy
- Zero-tolerance policy against illegal immigration, border crossing, and smuggling
- China's Support
- Capacity building of Pakistani institutions