Islamabad: Pakistan is set to send a high-level delegation to the United States to engage in discussions over trade promotion and newly imposed tariffs, as announced by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.
During a review meeting in Islamabad focused on boosting the country’s exports and addressing tariffs on U.S. imports, Sharif emphasized the inclusion of prominent business figures and exporters in the delegation.
The delegation’s objective is to negotiate a mutually beneficial solution concerning the recent tariffs imposed by the United States.
Prime Minister Sharif highlighted the longstanding trade relations between Pakistan and the United States and expressed the government’s commitment to strengthening this partnership.
The announcement is seen as a strategic move to address trade challenges and explore opportunities for increased economic collaboration between the two nations.