Egyptian and Pakistani foreign ministers have agreed to hold discussions on regional security during the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) sessions. The agreement was reached during a bilateral meeting in Cairo, where both sides emphasized the importance of cooperation to address common challenges. The talks are expected to focus on issues such as terrorism, cross-border crime, and regional stability. Both nations have expressed a commitment to strengthening diplomatic ties and enhancing collaboration in security matters. The meeting marks a step toward deeper bilateral engagement in the region.