Reports said the issue of "missing persons" - or those detained without charge by security and intelligence agencies - was also discussed at the meeting.
Islam called on the Prime Minister and briefed him about the national and regional security situation, said a statement from the premier's office.
Geo News channel reported that the issue of "missing persons" and the security situation was discussed by the two leaders.
The government is facing immense pressure from Supreme Court Chief Justice Iftikhar Chaudhry on the issue of 35 "missing persons" from Balochistan.
Sharif earlier held the defence portfolio but swiftly handed it over to one of his close lieutenants, Khwaja Asif, after the Supreme Court took up the matter.
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