Pakistan and the US strengthened their historic cooperation, which spanned decades, with both nations playing critical roles in global security.
The collaboration had proven resilient over time, supporting both peace and wartime efforts. During the Cold War, Pakistan emerged as a key ally for the US, providing assistance in efforts against Soviet expansion.
This partnership peaked in the 1980s during the Afghan War, where Pakistan’s strategic positioning and commitment proved vital to American objectives.
Following the 9/11 attacks, Pakistan played a pivotal role in the US-led war on terrorism, offering extensive support across various sectors.
Pakistan offered comprehensive cooperation in the fight against extremism and terrorism, including logistical support, intelligence, and sacrifices. The country also facilitated key diplomatic achievements, including serving as a bridge for the historic opening of US-China relations in the 1970s.
Pakistan’s central position at the crossroads of South, Central Asia, and the Middle Eastmade it a crucial partner in addressing regional challenges and global security. The country remained a proponent of dialogue and diplomacy and expressed willingness to work with the Trump administration to enhance bilateral relations, trade, and security cooperation.
With a young population of 240 million, Pakistan provided significant trade and economic opportunities for US businesses.
As the world faced new challenges such as climate change, economic uncertainty, and international risks, Pakistan expressed its readiness to strengthen cooperation with the US to tackle these issues effectively.
Pakistan’s role as a nuclear power with a history of responsible leadership aligned with US interests in maintaining global strategic stability and non-proliferation efforts.
The country was committed to supporting US goals in preventing nuclear proliferation.
The US remained Pakistan's largest export market, playing a vital role in the country’s economic development and providing pathways to expand bilateral trade and investment opportunities.
With its strategic geographical position, Pakistan was poised to remain a central player in global efforts for regional security.
