Archive · 17 Nov 2025
US-Pakistan Relations at 'Never-Before-Seen' High Under Trump
The relationship between the United States and Pakistan is better than ever, according to their ambassador and a former US official.
This is because President Trump has been working closely with Pakistan on many issues, even though it might upset India.
They've been talking about military stuff and even making deals about minerals.
Pakistan's ambassador to the US, Rizwan Shaikh, claims US-Pakistan relations are at their best in recent memory
President Trump has aligned US foreign policy with Pakistan, deepening ties while straining US-India relations
Trump has held multiple meetings with Pakistani Army chief Asim Munir, discussing security, military bases, and technology access
The US and Pakistan have reportedly reached agreements on mineral extraction
Former US State Department official Robin Raphel echoes Shaikh's sentiment, urging stronger US-Pakistan ties
- Who
- US President Donald Trump, Pakistan's Ambassador Rizwan Shaikh, former US official Robin Raphel, Pakistani Army chief Asim Munir
- What
- Improving US-Pakistan relations
- When
- During Trump's second term
- Where
- United States, Pakistan
- Why
- To strengthen ties and cooperation between the two countries
US-Pakistan Relations Optimists
US-India Relations Advocates
US-Pakistan Ties
US-Pakistan Relations Optimists
Stronger than ever
US-India Relations Advocates
Strained due to US actions
- US-Pakistan meetings
- Multiple meetings between Trump and Pakistani Army chief Asim Munir
- Agreements reached
- On mineral extraction and other topics
- US-India relations
- Strained due to Trump's alignment with Pakistan