Pakistan and the US have affirmed their joint resolve to confront terrorist organizations that endanger the safety of their citizens and the stability of the region, including ISIS-Khorasan , al-Qa'ida , TTP and Balochistan Liberation Army and its affiliates.

This came at the fourth round of US-Pakistan Counterterrorism Dialogue in Washington, D.C., led by U.S. Coordinator for Counterterrorism Ambassador Gregory LoGerfo and Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs Special Secretary Ambassador Nabeel Munir.

The two governments committed to ensuring their counterterrorism collaboration to keep both of their nations safe and secure, and as part of an enduring vision of regional peace, prosperity and stability.

The dialogue underscored shared interests in the U.S.-Pakistan counterterrorism partnership and the two countries’ determination to confront terrorism.

Delegations exchanged views on the current threat environment, explored avenues to enhance collaboration and discussed steps to strengthen border security and disrupt terrorist facilitation networks.