Pakistan, US Reaffirm Cooperation on Counterterrorism, Digital Media and Tourism
US envoy's praise for Pakistan's economic recovery underscored momentum in bilateral engagement.
Overview
- Federal Information Minister Attaullah Tarar met US Chargé d’Affaires Nathalie Baker in Islamabad on Saturday to review cooperation across security, media and tourism.
- Baker said Pakistan’s economy is moving toward stability and growth and commended the country’s role in the fight against terrorism, noting its sacrifices.
- Tarar reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to counterterrorism, saying the nation has paid a heavy price for global peace that often goes unrecognized.
- He highlighted efforts to promote tourism to drive economic activity, strengthen people-to-people ties and enhance Pakistan’s international image.
- Tarar detailed legislative steps to improve journalist welfare and safety, and Baker endorsed these measures while signaling continued US partnership.