Islamabad, In a notable engagement aimed at bolstering bilateral relations, US Ambassador Donald Blome met with Pakistan’s newly appointed Minister for Petroleum Dr. Musadik Malik to discuss future cooperation in the energy sector. The meeting focused on identifying collaborative opportunities, emphasizing technology transfer, investment prospects, and sustainable energy initiatives.

According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Ambassador Blome congratulated Minister Malik on his new role, expressing optimism for the energy sector’s transformation in Pakistan under his leadership. The discussions encompassed a range of cooperation areas, including enhancing technology exchange, fostering investment in energy projects, and developing capacity-building programs.

Both parties deliberated on strategies to advance a sustainable, carbon-friendly energy footprint in Pakistan, with particular attention to renewable resources and green hydrogen development. Minister Malik asserted the mutual benefits of collaboration, underscoring Pakistan’s commitment to strengthening its energy partnership with the United States.

Highlighting Pakistan’s rich potential in both the conventional energy and minerals sectors, Minister Malik provided insights into the country’s aspirations and strategic direction. Ambassador Blome also shared details about the upcoming high-level economic dialogue in Washington, D.C., set for April, where energy and mineral-related discussions are expected to be pivotal.

This meeting signifies a constructive step toward deepening Pakistan-US ties in the energy domain, reflecting a shared vision to explore new avenues for cooperation and achieve common objectives in promoting sustainable energy solutions.