Pakistan-US Boost Mining, Energy, Counterterrorism Ties
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Feb 12, 2026 · Last updated Feb 12, 2026
The agreement between Pakistan and the United States to enhance cooperation in mining, minerals, and energy sectors is expected to positively impact Pakistan's economy through increased foreign investment. This collaboration also signals strengthened bilateral ties, which could lead to greater stability and opportunities for both nations.
Pakistan and the United States held a high-level meeting between Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and US Assistant Secretary of State John Mark Pomeroy to discuss bilateral relations, regional security, and economic cooperation. Both nations agreed to enhance collaboration in counterterrorism and promote investment in Pakistan's mining, minerals, and energy sectors. The United States condemned recent terrorist attacks in Pakistan and expressed condolences to the victims. Mohsin Naqvi welcomed US investment, assuring American investors of a safe environment, while John Mark Pomeroy emphasized the importance of the relationship. The discussions also highlighted the US commitment to supporting Pakistan's economic growth, including a $13 billion earmark for the Reko Diq Mine copper-gold project.
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