Maria Imran 
Pakistan Poland security migration cooperation have agreed to strengthen bilateral cooperation in security, intelligence sharing, counterterrorism, illegal migration and collaboration between law enforcement agencies. The agreement was reached during high-level discussions in Islamabad between Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi, Minister of State Talal Chaudhry and visiting Polish Minister Tomasz Siemoniak.
The two sides also agreed to finalise pending Memoranda of Understanding, including Mutual Legal Assistance, while maintaining stronger high-level contacts. A Pakistani Interior Ministry delegation led by Talal Chaudhry is expected to visit Poland to advance the agreed framework and deepen institutional coordination.
The security agenda also covers organised crime and drug trafficking, reflecting a broader effort to improve cooperation between Pakistani and Polish authorities. Polish officials have also highlighted the shared position of both countries on counterterrorism and security matters.
Legal migration pathways gain greater attention for Pakistan Poland security migration cooperation
Pakistan and Poland have also agreed to expand legal migration and employment opportunities for Pakistani citizens in Europe, and the initiative is intended to provide safer and regulated alternatives while helping curb illegal migration and human smuggling networks.
Pakistan has claimed success in curbing irregular migration to Europe, with Mohsin Naqvi saying that government measures led to a 64 per cent drop, while Poland has said that Pakistani nationals entering through lawful routes would be welcomed, enhancing the employment and people-to-people aspect of bilateral ties.
Pakistan And Poland Cooperation Develops Further
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