ISLAMABAD (PEN) : Tariq Fatemi, Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Foreign Affairs, held crucial discussions with prominent members of the US Congress, focusing on deepening the relationship between Pakistan and the United States.
Fatemi met with influential lawmakers, including Brian Mast, Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Sydney Kamlager-Dove, Ranking Member of the Subcommittee on South and Central Asia, and Jack Bergman and Tom Suozzi, Co-Chairs of the Pakistan Caucus. The talks primarily revolved around enhancing bilateral cooperation, economic collaboration, and regional security.
Strengthening Economic and Diplomatic Ties
During these engagements, Fatemi outlined Pakistan’s economic priorities and emphasized the country’s commitment to fostering stronger economic relations with the United States. He underscored the importance of increasing trade and investment between the two nations as a means to further boost their strategic partnership.
Both sides also exchanged insights on regional and global issues, with a shared focus on improving diplomatic ties and addressing mutual concerns. Fatemi’s visit is seen as a step toward revitalizing the broader Pak-US relationship, with both parties expressing optimism about expanding collaboration in the future.
Outlook on Regional and Global Cooperation
The discussions also touched upon several international matters, with the participants emphasizing the need for sustained cooperation on a range of issues. The meeting highlighted the growing importance of bilateral relations, not just in trade and investment but also in tackling regional challenges and contributing to global peace.
Fatemi’s visit is expected to contribute to the ongoing efforts to strengthen Pak-US ties, signaling both nations’ readiness to work together on matters of mutual interest.
