Assistant to the US President for Homeland Security and Counter-terrorism Lisa Monaco concluded a series of meetings with French security officials to discuss ways to strengthen counter-terrorism cooperation in the wake of the tragic terrorist attacks in Paris earlier this month, The White House reported on Wednesday.
During her meeting with French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve, the two officials discussed opportunities to enhance strong and ongoing U.S.-French cooperation to disrupt terror plots and prevent future attacks.
Ms. Monaco reiterated that the United States will continue to support France in its investigation as French authorities work to identify, apprehend, and bring to justice those who helped plan or enable these attacks.
They also discussed governmental responses in addressing the full life cycle of radicalization and programs to prevent violent extremism.