Pakistan and the United States have agreed to work together constructively to address tariff-related issues, following a virtual meeting between Federal Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb and the U.S. Secretary of Commerce. The talks aimed to accelerate efforts toward finalizing a bilateral trade agreement.
According to a statement from Pakistan’s Ministry of Finance, the two sides explored avenues to strengthen trade, investment, and broader economic ties. They reaffirmed their shared commitment to advancing economic cooperation through a structured and detailed negotiation process.
Both parties expressed optimism about the eventual success of the talks and agreed to continue technical-level discussions based on a mutually outlined roadmap. The engagement reflects Pakistan’s broader push for major tariff reforms to enhance export potential and streamline its trade policy.
