ISLAMABAD: U.S. Ambassador Donald Blome met today with President Asif Ali Zardari to discuss a broad range of issues important to the bilateral relationship, including U.S. support for continued economic reforms, human rights, and regional security.
The Ambassador highlighted the importance of the two countries’ shared interests and the many opportunities to advance our shared goals, including through high level dialogues and the Green Alliance framework.
The Ambassador conveyed his condolences for the loss of Pakistani soldiers in the recent terrorist attack in Waziristan and assured the President the United States stands with Pakistan in its fight against terrorism.
Separately, U.S. Ambassador Donald Blome met today with Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar to discuss a wide range of bilateral issues, including U.S. support for economic reforms in Pakistan.
According to Acting U.S. Mission Spokesperson Thomas Montgomery, both the leaders discussed regional security, the potential for growth in the trade and investment relationship, and the enduring importance of the U.S.-Pakistan Green Alliance framework.
Ambassador Blome conveyed the United States’ commitment to working with the government and people of Pakistan, underscoring that prosperity and security for Pakistan remains a top priority for the United States.
