According to a statement issued by the Foreign Office, the Pakistani delegation was led by Director General Counter Terrorism Dr Farah Bugti.
During the talks, the British delegation expressed deep sorrow over the loss of innocent lives in terrorist attacks in Pakistan and extended condolences to the bereaved families.
The United Kingdom reaffirmed its commitment to stand with Pakistan in its fight against terrorism and continue bilateral cooperation in this regard.
Both sides held constructive discussions on the evolving regional and international security situation and reviewed threats posed by terrorist organisations, particularly cross-border terrorist networks.
The Foreign Office spokesperson said the two delegations also expressed concern over threats emanating from terrorist groups operating inside Afghanistan and from Afghan territory.
The discussions covered broader regional security challenges and the importance of coordinated efforts to counter terrorism.
Both countries also acknowledged Pakistan's contributions and continued efforts towards promoting regional peace, stability and security.
The talks reaffirmed the shared commitment of Pakistan and the United Kingdom to strengthening counterterrorism cooperation and addressing emerging security threats through bilateral engagement.