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Jam Kamal holds virtual talks with USTR to strengthen trade cooperation

byCT Report
06/05/2026
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ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal Khan held a virtual meeting with Rick Switzer, Deputy U.S. Trade Representative (USTR), to discuss bilateral trade ties, advancing ongoing negotiations.

During the meeting, Deputy USTR Rick Switzer appreciated Pakistan’s constructive role in promoting regional stability and acknowledged its efforts in facilitating dialogue during recent regional developments.

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He noted that such contributions support a conducive environment for global trade and economic cooperation.

Responding to these remarks, Federal Minister Jam Kamal Khan appreciated U.S. recognition of Pakistan’s constructive role in regional peace efforts and reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to responsible global engagement and mediation.

During the meeting, both sides held discussions on enhancing bilateral trade, with particular focus on achieving a balanced and mutually beneficial trade accord.

The Minister highlighted Pakistan’s interest in expanding trade with the United States across key sectors.

“Pakistan is committed to strengthening its trade ties with the United States through a balanced, forward-looking framework that benefits both economies,” said Jam Kamal Khan. “We see significant potential in diversifying trade and expanding cooperation in areas of mutual interest.”

The US side acknowledged the potential for further strengthening bilateral trade and reiterated its willingness to work closely with Pakistan to advance ongoing negotiations. Both sides agreed that a reciprocal and forward-looking trade framework would contribute to sustainable economic engagement.

The meeting also covered key areas, including digital trade and regulatory cooperation. Both sides emphasized the importance of continued technical-level engagement to facilitate progress and maintain momentum towards an early conclusion of the accord.

At the end of the meeting Federal Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal Khan invited US Deputy Trade Representative to visit Pakistan.

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