A delegation from the United States Congress described his visit to Pakistan on Monday as “highly successful and productive”, expressing optimism for the strongest relations of Pakistan-United States in the future.
Pakistan and the United States have delicate and complex ties, formed by shared security concerns and divergent strategic priorities.
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi, and the head of the Army personnel (COA), the general also, met separately the delegation of the American congressmen in the twin cities yesterday to emphasize the country’s commitment to regional security, defense cooperation and contractorism.
Yesterday’s meetings took place, since the government is ready to send a high -level delegation to the United States to promote commercial relations and discuss a 29 percent rate that recently imposed on the goods exported to the US. UU.
The United States delegation, the first high -level group of Capitol Hill in visiting Pakistan in almost two years, also met the Minister of Planning Ahsan Iqbal on Saturday.
The delegation was composed of congressmen Jack Bergman, Tom Suozzi and Jonathan Jackson. Suzzi directs the Caucus of Pakistan in Congress.
According to him Associated Press of Pakistan (app)Congressman Bergman stressed the strategic importance of the relationship between the two countries, stating that the importance of the association was “undeniable” and would remain relevant in the coming years.
He stressed that the positive impact of improved cooperation would not be limited to Pakistan and the United States, but would also extend to other development regions around the world.
“We are working in specific sectors and promoting associations. One of those critical areas is mineral development,” said Bergman, according to ApplicationAdding that this collaboration would lay the “bases for robust industries that could benefit not only Pakistan but to the global economy.”
In addition, he pointed out that new mining technologies and innovative products were essential for future industrial growth, emphasizing shared values between the two countries.
“Our relationship is vital because both nations believe in the principles of freedom,” he said.
Congressman Suzzi said the visit had been “remarkable” and that they thanked the warm welcome extended to the delegation.
He asked to build bilateral relations on strong foundations, recognizing the role of Pakistani diaspora in the United States.
“We see Pakistani immigrants as ambassadors who have stood out in the American soil,” he said.
He praised people as working individuals, educated and family -oriented, and emphasized the importance of joint efforts to promote economic security and activity among countries.
Congressman Jackson also praised the visit, saying: “I witnessed the spirit of faith, unity and discipline in Pakistan.”
He described the visit as a unique opportunity to strengthen ties based on shared history and mutual trust.
“I firmly believe that Pakistan has a very bright future,” he said, reaffirming his commitment to deepen relations, expand cooperation and support the country’s progress.
