Archive · 7 Jan 2026
Trump's Ex-Doctor Aided Pakistan's $500M US Mining Deal
Ronny Jackson, who used to be the doctor for the White House, helped Pakistan make a big deal with the United States.
This deal was about mining special materials called rare earths and was worth $500 million.
Jackson had meetings and phone calls with Pakistani officials to make this deal happen.
He worked with companies that have connections to former President Donald Trump.
The deal was finalized in September.
Jackson has also helped with other deals in different countries before.
Ronny Jackson, former White House physician, played a key role in a $500 million mining deal between the US and Pakistan.
Jackson held meetings and phone calls with Pakistani officials from May 1 to May 28, leading to a draft Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
The deal was finalized in September between US Strategic Metals and Pakistan’s Frontier Works Organisation.
Jackson is a principal contact for Pakistan’s interests in the US, working with Javelin Advisors LLC and Conscience Point Consulting.
Jackson has previous experience in facilitating diplomatic and mining deals, including in Congo and Rwanda.
- Who
- Ronny Jackson, former White House physician, and Pakistani officials
- What
- Negotiation and finalization of a $500 million mining and rare earths deal
- When
- Meetings and communications occurred between May 1 and May 28, with the deal finalized in September
- Where
- United States and Pakistan
- Why
- To facilitate a mining and rare earths agreement between US Strategic Metals and Pakistan’s Frontier Works Organisation
- Key Figure
- Ronny Jackson
- Deal Amount
- $500 million
- Companies Involved
- US Strategic Metals, Pakistan’s Frontier Works Organisation
- FARA Filings
- Javelin Advisors LLC, Conscience Point Consulting
- Meeting Dates
- May 1, May 6, May 16, May 28
- Deal Finalization
- September
- Lobbying Coordination
- Robert Seiden
- Previous Role
- White House physician under three administrations