Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar held meetings with a US Congressional delegation and a 33-member American business delegation at the Foreign Office. The discussions focused on improving bilateral relations and expanding economic cooperation between Pakistan and the United States.
According to the Foreign Office spokesperson, Ishaq Dar highlighted the positive direction of Pakistan-US relations. He said ties between the two countries were progressing under the leadership of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and US President Donald Trump.
During the meetings, the deputy prime minister emphasized the importance of stronger parliamentary relations between Pakistan and the United States. He also discussed ways to increase economic engagement and improve people-to-people connections.
Ishaq Dar said Pakistan offers significant opportunities for international investors. He identified several important sectors where both countries can cooperate, including trade, investment, technology, energy, and agriculture.
He encouraged American companies to explore investment opportunities in Pakistan. He described the country as a suitable destination for long-term business partnerships due to its economic potential and available opportunities.
The deputy prime minister assured the visiting delegations that the Pakistani government is working to create a supportive environment for foreign investors. He said economic reforms and investor-friendly policies are being introduced to attract international businesses.
The discussions also focused on expanding commercial cooperation between Pakistan and the United States. Both sides explored possible areas where investment and business partnerships could be increased.
Officials said strengthening economic ties remains an important part of Pakistan’s foreign policy. Greater cooperation with the United States could help improve trade links and create new opportunities for businesses in both countries.
The meeting with the US Congressional delegation also highlighted the importance of maintaining regular communication between lawmakers. Strong parliamentary relations can support broader cooperation in different areas.
The visit of the US business delegation provided an opportunity to discuss practical steps for increasing investment. The Pakistani side highlighted reforms aimed at making the business environment more attractive for foreign companies.
Ishaq Dar reiterated that Pakistan remains committed to developing stronger relations with the United States. He said continued cooperation in trade, technology, energy, and other sectors can benefit both countries.
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The meetings reflect ongoing efforts to strengthen Pakistan-US relations through economic collaboration and mutual interests. Both sides are expected to continue exploring new opportunities for partnership in the future.
