United States Ambassador to Pakistan Richard Olson and Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. PHOTO: RADIO PAKISTAN
Matters relating to Pakistan-US relations with particular reference to the upcoming expected visit of US Secretary of State John Kerry came under discussion.
Federal Minister for Finance Ishaq Dar and Special Assistant to Prime Minister on Foreign Affairs Tariq Fatemi also attended the meeting.
Kerry is likely to visit Pakistan for a strategic dialogue between the two countries.
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The U.S. and Pakistan have maintained a close working relationship for over a decade now. It is no secret that we have faced challenges and obstacles along the way. But we have never let the importance of achieving our shared peace objectives out of sight. Simply put, it is important to remain unified and build on our improving relationship as we move forward. Our officials have been meeting regularly to address our shared concerns in the region. The recent acts of terror on both sides of the Afghanistan and Pakistan border reiterate the importance of shared cooperation against our common enemies. We remain fully optimistic in regard to the future of our relationship, and hope to work together for the region’s security and stability.
Ali Khan Digital Engagement Team, USCENTCOM