ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has lauded the invaluable contributions of various security agencies for their role in ensuring the successful and secure holding of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Summit in Islamabad on October 15-16.
The summit, which saw leaders and representatives from several member states, was marked by high-profile discussions aimed at boosting regional cooperation and addressing pressing global issues.
Naqvi, recognizing the extensive efforts involved, praised the Pakistan Army, Islamabad police, and the Civil Administration of Islamabad, alongside the dedicated personnel of Sindh and Punjab Rangers, Punjab Police, Frontier Constabulary, and Sindh Police.
In a press conference here in Islamabad Naqvi expressed, “Your unwavering dedication and commitment to security have not only ensured the smooth conduct of this prestigious event but also showcased Pakistan’s readiness to foster international cooperation and regional peace.”
Enhanced surveillance, security checkpoints and road closures were part of the comprehensive strategy that led to the success of the event, with no security incidents reported.
The minister highlighted that the collaboration among the various security forces exemplifies a unified approach to national security, which is vital for hosting international events.
He added that such cooperation is essential for building trust and stability in the region, an objective that aligns with Pakistan’s strategic objectives.
Leaders at the conclusion of the summit expressed their appreciation for Pakistan’s hospitality and organizational capabilities, further solidifying the country’s role as a pivotal player in regional diplomacy.
In the end, Naqvi said, “Let us continue to work together to ensure that our nation remains a beacon of peace and cooperation on the global stage.”
