Acting Governor of Punjab, Malik Muhammad Ahmad Khan, met with US Ambassador Donald Blome at the assembly chamber on Thursday.
US Consul General Kristin Hawkins and Political and Economic Chief Nicholas Katsakis were also present at the meeting.
In the meeting, bilateral relations, promoting mutual cooperation, and detailed discussion on other matters were exchanged.
While speaking, Acting Governor Malik Muhammad Ahmad Khan stated that the Pakistan-U.S. longstanding relationship is based on principles of mutual respect and trust.
The exchange of delegations between the parliaments of both countries will prove instrumental in further strengthening bilateral relations.
The trade volume between both countries should be increased.
Acting Governor informed the American Ambassador that our government is progressing with a comprehensive program to provide the public with health, education, and other basic necessities.
Pakistan and the United States should benefit from each other’s expertise in live stock, education, health, and trade sectors.
U.S. Ambassador Donald Blome reiterated the commitment to continue to strengthen the U.S.-Pakistan partnership.
U.S. Ambassador Donald Blome stated that we will continue efforts to promote regional and international peace and prosperity. We will continue to expand people-to-people ties between the United States and Pakistan, including in the field of education.
Secretary ChaudhryAamirHabib and Staff Officer AmmadHussainBhalli were also present at the meeting.
