The Prime Minister has pledged to "stand together" with Pakistan in the fight against terrorism following talks with his newly-elected counterpart Nawaz Sharif. He also said the relationship will focus on opportunities for trade and investment.
Terrorism is a "common threat" and a "huge global challenge", Pakistan's newly-elected Prime Minister said today during David Cameron's visit to the country.
Nawaz Sharif told the conference: "Pakistan has suffered the most in terms of human and financial costs.
"We are therefore resolved to tackle the menace of extremism and terrorism with renewed vigour and the close co-operation of friends.
"I have assured Prime Minister Cameron of our shared resolve to seek a peaceful and stable Afghanistan".
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