Trump’s victory will not affect Pakistan-US bilateral relations: FO

Pakistan’s Foreign Office has reiterated the country’s commitment to enhancing ties with the United States following Donald Trump’s recent election victory.

Both the President and Prime Minister of Pakistan extended their congratulations, with a Foreign Office spokesperson emphasizing the long-standing relationship between Pakistan and the U.S. The spokesperson expressed optimism for further strengthening these ties, noting that the change in U.S. leadership would not affect bilateral relations.

Upcoming OIC Conference

Meanwhile, Pakistan’s diplomatic attention remains focused on Middle Eastern issues. At the upcoming OIC conference, the Prime Minister is set to discuss the situation in Gaza, with Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar joining him for meetings with OIC leaders on the sidelines of the summit.

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Aid to Lebanon and Gaza

In response to rising regional tensions, Pakistan has provided humanitarian aid to Palestine and Lebanon, demonstrating solidarity with the affected communities. The Foreign Office also voiced concern over the health of Hurriyat leader Yasin Malik, urging India to offer immediate medical attention and calling for his release.

COP29

On the climate front, Pakistan’s pressing climate concerns will be highlighted at COP29, with the Foreign Office stressing the need to address the severe impacts affecting millions of Pakistanis.

In efforts to further strengthen regional relations, Iran’s Foreign Minister visited Pakistan, engaging with Pakistani leadership to discuss shared interests and cooperation. The Prime Minister also participated in the Riyadh Summit in Saudi Arabia, reflecting Pakistan’s active diplomatic engagement in the region.