The National Security Advisers of regional and Middle Eastern countries have called for an inclusive security focusing on a shared future for all. 

National Security Advisers Forum on Asian Security in Fluid World Order was held under the two-day Islamabad Security Dialogue titled "Comprehensive Security: Reimagining International Cooperation" in Islamabad.

Seven National Security Advisors form China, Turkey, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Qatar, and Kingdom of Saudi Arabia presented their suggestions through video link.

Opening the Forum, National Security Advisor Dr Moeed said the world is moving in a direction where Pakistan is looking at the world in cooperation, not contestation.

He said the country's first ever National Security Policy centred peace, economy and cooperation.

The dialogue is serving as a platform for regional and global partners to unite for having discourse on important regional and global issues along with challenges for development and sustainable security.