PM, US envoy discuss elections, repatriation of illegal foreigners

United States Ambassador to Pakistan Donald Blome called on Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaarul Haq Kakar in Islamabad on Thursday.

During their discussions, Prime Minister Kakar shed light on the pivotal measures that the federal government was implementing, with a particular focus on critical areas such as economic stability, the repatriation of illegal foreigners, and the ongoing electoral process.

The talks also delved into regional developments, with a specific emphasis on the situation in Gaza.

The prime minister underscored the paramount importance of fostering strong and enduring ties between Pakistan and the United States.

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In June, the US Ambassador Donald Blome called for further strengthening the robust bilateral relations between Washington and Islamabad through the US-Pakistan “Green Alliance” framework.

During his visit to Karachi between June 22 and 24, the US ambassador emphasised the need for stronger ties between his country and Pakistan.

The envoy engaged with government officials, the American Business Council, Overseas Investors Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Pakistan Council on Foreign Relations, and Pakistan Naval Academy during his visit.

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“I am honoured and grateful for the opportunity to live and serve in this remarkable country,” Ambassador Blome said at the reception.

“Americans and Pakistanis have so much in common and have many shared achievements to be proud of. Together, we can advance a more stable, green, and prosperous future for both our nations,” he added.