A file photo of US State Department Spokesperson Jen Psaki. PHOTO: AFP
Pakistan Ministry of Finance Affairs had earlier claimed that US State Department has notified Congress about releasing $532 millions of aid to Pakistan.
“Congress hasn’t been notified of a new funding, and they haven’t approved any funding” she said.
Psaki maintained that the last review of the KBL took place in 2013 and the funds were last released to Pakistan in that year, while emphasising different kinds of fundings were made to Pakistan in the year after.
Expressing concern over cross-border firing between Pakistan and India, Psaki said US encourages dialogue between the two counties.
While acknowledging the positive steps that were taken between the two bordering countries, she said more work needs to be done between India and Pakistan.
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Beggers cannot be choosers...
It will be a first major aid package after 2013 thanks to Raheel Sharif trip to US. Confidence building measures are extremely important between Pak and US in moving forward.
It will a first major aid package after 2013 thanks to Raheel Sharif trip to US. Confidence building measures are extremely important between Pak and US in moving forward.
@Kaleem:
I agree, and I would ask our leaders to pay taxes too, and stop stealing public taxes in order to get nation's confidence in tax system
Guys, start paying taxes to avoid such humiliation. Its a reminder!