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Russian Interior Minister Completes Four-Day Visit to Pakistan

October 16, 2026 • 1 hour ago •

ISLAMABAD: Russian Interior Minister, Vladimir Kolokoltsev, has concluded a four-day official visit to Pakistan, aimed at strengthening bilateral ties and enhancing cooperation in security matters. The visit, which took place from October 15 to 18, included meetings with senior Pakistani officials and discussions on various issues of mutual interest.

During his stay, Kolokoltsev met with Pakistan’s Interior Minister, Rana Sanaullah, where both sides emphasized the importance of collaboration in combating terrorism and organized crime. The two ministers signed a memorandum of understanding to facilitate information sharing and joint training programs for law enforcement agencies.

This visit marks a significant step in Pakistan-Russia relations, particularly in the context of regional security dynamics. Analysts suggest that enhanced cooperation in security could lead to improved stability in the region, benefiting both nations and contributing to broader international security efforts.

Looking ahead, both countries are expected to hold further discussions on the implementation of the agreements reached during this visit. Future meetings are anticipated to focus on expanding cooperation in areas such as counter-narcotics and cyber security, reflecting a growing partnership between Islamabad and Moscow.