Asuncion, Nov. 15 -- India and Paraguay have agreed to strengthen cooperation against terrorism and cyber threats, calling terrorism a major danger to global peace.

The commitment was made during the first meeting of the India-Paraguay Joint Commission Mechanism (JCM) held in Asuncion on Friday.

The joint statement noted that both countries view terrorism as a serious global challenge.

"Both parties agreed that terrorism, in all its forms and manifestations, constitutes a serious threat to international peace and security," the Ministry of External Affairs noted in the statement.

They also pledged to take joint action at bilateral, regional, multilateral and global levels. "They reaffirmed their commitment to combating terrorism throu...