Islamabad: In a significant development, Pakistan and the United States are advancing their partnership with renewed goodwill and cooperation. Federal Minister for Human Rights, Senator Azam Nazeer Tarar, hosted U.S. Chargé d’Affaires Natalie Baker at the Ministry of Human Rights in Islamabad today.

During the meeting, Minister Tarar extended a warm welcome to Ms. Baker and emphasized the importance of the enduring partnership between the two nations. He remarked that the recent visit of Pakistan’s Prime Minister to Washington underscored a mutual aspiration to enhance political understanding and explore new avenues for collaboration.

Both parties recognized the positive trajectory of bilateral ties, expressing satisfaction with the progress made. They highlighted the necessity of ongoing dialogue, stability, and goodwill as essential components for fostering stronger connections between the countries.

Minister Tarar underscored Pakistan’s appreciation for its friendship with the United States and the desire to expand cooperation in political, economic, and social domains. Ms. Baker affirmed the U.S. commitment to collaborating with Pakistan on issues of common interest.

The meeting unfolded in a cordial ambiance, reflective of the close and cooperative spirit that characterizes Pakistan–U.S. relations.