India
and the UK shared their respective threat assessments and ways to
enhance security cooperation during the 8th meeting of the Joint Working
Group (JWG) on Counter-Terrorism in New Delhi.
India and the UK upgraded their relationship to a Strategic Partnership in 2004. The discussions of the JWG were held in an atmosphere of trust and mutual understanding. The two sides shared their respective threat assessments and informed each other of the measures taken by their governments to strengthen counter terrorism policies and structures. They also discussed the follow up on the Mumbai terror attacks of 26/11. The two sides also exchanged views on international developments, coordination in international fora and their bilateral cooperation in the area. The meeting was co-chaired by Mr. Asoke Kumar Mukerji, Special Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs, India and Mr. Robert Hannigan, Director General, Defence and Intelligence, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, UK. The next meeting of the JWG will be held in the UK in 2013 on mutually convenient dates. |
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Monday, November 26, 2012
8th Meeting of the India-UK Joint Working Group on Counter Terrorism
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