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The reporting broadly agrees that India attended the SCO anti-terror meeting in Islamabad and that Pakistan publicly described terrorism as a shared issue.
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Pakistan acknowledges India at SCO anti-terror meet
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Pakistan acknowledged India’s participation in the 46th Meeting of the Council of the Regional Anti-Terrorist Structure of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation.
Foreign Office spokesperson Sajjad Haider Khan said terrorism is a common challenge for both nations.
Khan confirmed that India’s charge d’affaires attended the event.
He said such participation can support peace, security and the fight against terrorism in the region.
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Pakistan acknowledged India’s participation in the SCO anti-terror meeting in Islamabad. The Foreign Office spokesperson said terrorism is a common challenge for both countries. He also confirmed that India’s charge d’affaires attended the event. The statement framed the meeting as part of broader efforts on peace, security and counterterrorism.
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Terror ‘common challenge’ for India, Pakistan: Islamabad
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The Tribune reports that Pakistan acknowledged India's participation in the 46th Meeting of the Council of the Regional Anti-Terrorist Structure of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation held in Islamabad. Foreign Office spokesperson Sajjad Haider Khan stated that terrorism is a common challenge for both nations and confirmed that India's charge d'affaires attended the event. Khan expressed hope that such participation will continue to support the broader objectives of peace, security, and fighting terrorism in the region.