Recently, Sharif took office as Pakistan’s Prime Minister for the second time, following a controversial election criticized by his rival, former Prime Minister Imran Khan, as “rigged.” Biden, the US President, assured continuous support to pakistan in addressing global challenges and safeguarding human rights.
In his letter to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Biden emphasized the importance of the enduring partnership between the US and Pakistan for global security. He pledged to work together on pressing issues and highlighted shared goals for health security, economic growth, and education access.
Biden also mentioned the US-Pakistan Green Alliance, aimed at bolstering climate resilience and aiding Pakistan’s recovery from past disasters. He expressed commitment to protecting human rights and fostering progress.
This marks Biden’s first official communication with a Pakistani leader, signaling a renewed focus on bilateral ties. Despite concerns raised by US lawmakers about election integrity in Pakistan, Biden’s administration remains committed to strengthening relations with the newly elected government.
Both countries are optimistic about enhancing cooperation, despite challenges on the domestic front for the US ahead of its upcoming Presidential elections. The letter reflects a steadfast commitment to nurturing a strong partnership between the US and Pakistan.
