Counterterrorism in spotlight after Modi’s whirlwind visit
New Zealand and India have established a joint working group on counterterrorism following a visit by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The initiative aims to institutionalize intelligence sharing and combat violent extremism.
Why it matters
This agreement strengthens diplomatic and security ties between the two nations, reflecting shared concerns over regional stability in the Indo-Pacific.
New Zealand has agreed to set up a joint working group on counterterrorism with India in a bid to strengthen cooperation in combating terrorism and violent extremism, as well as institutionalise intelligence exchange.
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