India and UAE agree on security cooperation
19 Jun 2009, 1629 Hrs

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New Delhi, June 19 The Union Cabinet today gave its approval to sign the agreement on security cooperation between India and United Arab Emirates.

The agreement, once signed, will establish an institutional framework for cooperation between India and UAE in their fight against terrorism in all its forms.

To this end, it shall facilitate initiatives to curb activities of terrorist. It also help to coordinate the approach to combat international terrorism, organized crime and drug trafficking, illicit trafficking in weapons, ammunition, explosives, radioactive and nuclear material, human trafficking, counterfeiting of currency and official documents.

It will also provide for mutual technical assistance including exchange of professional expertise and training of security and law enforcement personnel and organizing seminars and conferences. (ANI)

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