During his ongoing five-day visit to Washington, Field Marshal Asim Munir emphasized Pakistan’s interest in a broader and multidimensional relationship with the United States. Speaking at a high-level gathering of think tanks, scholars, and media experts, the army chief called for ties based on mutual respect, shared goals, and economic cooperation.

Engagement with US Strategic Circles

The interaction took place in Washington, where Munir addressed key representatives of US strategic institutions. He described the historical convergence of interests between Pakistan and the US, especially in areas such as counterterrorism, regional peace, and development. Munir’s message focused on building a deeper, forward-looking partnership rooted in mutual benefit.

Call for Economic and Strategic Collaboration

Highlighting Pakistan’s untapped economic sectors—like information technology, agriculture, mining, and minerals—he invited American stakeholders to explore joint ventures. He also discussed regional challenges and Pakistan’s stance on key security issues, including hybrid warfare and the misuse of terrorism by hostile regional actors.

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Pakistan’s Role in Global Peace

Munir reiterated Pakistan’s frontline role in the global war on terror. He pointed out that Pakistan has sacrificed nearly 90,000 lives and sustained over $150 billion in economic losses to ensure global security. The army chief stressed the need for international partners to acknowledge these contributions and support shared efforts for peace.

Balanced Approach to Conflicts

In light of the ongoing Iran-Israel conflict, Munir highlighted Pakistan’s balanced approach to global tensions. He advocated dialogue, diplomacy, and international law over confrontation. He also referenced recent operations and Pakistan’s experience in conflict de-escalation.

Positive Reception in Washington

The ISPR noted that the discussion was candid, well-received, and appreciated for its openness. Observers described the session as a vital step toward enhancing US-Pakistan strategic dialogue. It also gave clarity on Pakistan’s diplomatic direction and security perspectives in a rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape.

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