WASHINGTON: Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Ishaq Dar, held an important meeting with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Washington, where both sides agreed to further strengthen bilateral cooperation in trade, investment, security, and counterterrorism.
The meeting focused on Pakistan-US relations, regional developments, and ways to enhance mutual cooperation in areas of shared interest.
During the discussions, both leaders expressed satisfaction over the positive progress in bilateral relations between Pakistan and the United States. They also exchanged views on the regional and global situation, focusing on the importance of continued engagement and cooperation to address common challenges.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio appreciated Pakistan’s sincere diplomatic and mediation efforts aimed at promoting peace and stability in the region and beyond.
He acknowledged Pakistan’s constructive role in supporting dialogue and regional harmony during a time of increasing global uncertainty.
The two sides also discussed opportunities to expand economic cooperation, particularly in trade and investment, while reaffirming the importance of collaboration in security and counterterrorism efforts.
The Foreign Office spokesperson stated that the meeting reflected the shared commitment of both countries to deepen high-level engagement and strengthen the long-standing partnership between Pakistan and the United States.
The leaders further reasserted their resolve to continue working together for the promotion of peace, security, and economic prosperity in the region. They emphasized the need for sustained diplomatic contacts and constructive dialogue to advance shared goals and strengthen bilateral ties.
The meeting is being viewed as a positive step toward improving Pakistan-US relations and enhancing cooperation across multiple sectors of mutual interest.
