WASHINGTON: Pakistan and the United States will make another major effort to improve bilateral ties next week when Foreign Secretary Tehmina Janjua arrives here for a series of meetings with senior American officials.
Secretary Janjua’s March 6-8 visit follows a surprise trip to Islamabad last week by a senior Trump official, Lisa Curtis, who spoke of the need to build a new relationship with Pakistan after her talks with senior Pakistani officials.
Ms Janjua is scheduled to meet senior US officials at the State Department but it’s still not clear if she will meet Ms Curtis at the State Department or will hold a separate meeting with her and her staff at the White House.
Published in Dawn, March 2nd, 2018
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Anwar Mahmood
Mar 02, 2018 12:17pm
Peace loving Pakistan does not want its peace for all loving ties changed, re-arranged or estranged with any nation including US at the foremost.
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Akram
Mar 02, 2018 01:29pm
Unwise move. No need to appease US right now.
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Rajesh
Mar 02, 2018 01:48pm
Good move. Talks and actions should go hand in hand
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M. Emad
Mar 02, 2018 02:17pm
Pakistan in panic mode !
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Dr. Salaria, Aamir Ahmad
Mar 02, 2018 02:25pm
Keep it up and hang on tough.
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SHAHID SATTAR
Mar 02, 2018 03:08pm
Height of stupidity, but carry on. The farce has to be maintained somehow for the world to see.
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Panocha
Mar 02, 2018 04:30pm
Tump's plan is working in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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Iftikhar Husain
Mar 02, 2018 05:24pm
It is in the interest of both countries to sort out their differences.
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Mazhar Zubairi
Mar 02, 2018 10:03pm
These backdoor in-capable civil servants have no capability, lack sincerity and enthusiasm for the country. Majority of them probably ho;ding fake degrees and come from an elite class depriving common people of their basic rights.Their actions is the basic cause of why Pakistan is failing on all diplomatic fronts.
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