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India-Sweden talk on cooperation in counter-terrorism

Thursday - May 18, 2017 11:32 pm , Category : INDIA
 India-Sweden talk on cooperation in counter-terrorism
India-Sweden talk on cooperation in counter-terrorism

New Delhi May 18 (IANS) India and Sweden on Thursday discussed bilateral issues including threat from the Islamic State radicalisation and steps taken to counter global terror.

The talks were held between a delegations led by Swedish Minister for European Union Affairs and Trade Ann Linde and Union Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju here.

Both appreciated the ongoing cooperation in counter-terrorism cyber security and anti-radicalism being pursued by the two countries and emphasised the need for close collaboration both at bilateral and multilateral levels to counter this very serious threat a Home Ministry statement said.

Linde observed that terrorism and IS threat are big issues for Europe and urgent steps are being taken to check the same.

She shared Swedish perceptions about Brexit and challenges of refugee influx faced by her country.

While she reiterated the commitment on economic cooperation the Swedish side offered transfer of technology and capacity building so as to make India a hub for global supply chain the statement said.

Rijiju apprised the Sweden Minister of steps taken to tackle terror as well as steps taken for de-radicalisation and counter-radicalisation of youths.

The visiting Minister showed interest for supply of equipment and other items for the modernisation of central armed police forces.

Sweden s Ambassador to India Harald Sandberg and senior Home Ministry officers were present during the meeting.

--IANS
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