This money will be used for war against terrorism and economic reforms in Pakistan, this aid will help Pakistan to stabilize its economy. Statement by Assistant Secretary of State Donald Lue
Washington - US President Joe Biden has requested more than 100 million dollars in aid for Pakistan. According to media reports, the US Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asia, Donald Lowe appeared in front of the US House of Representatives Committee and gave a briefing regarding Pakistan and Afghanistan, in which he said that President Biden has given 10 million 10 million for Pakistan. It has requested $100,000 in aid, which will be used to help Pakistan fight terrorism, economic reforms, and debt relief, to help Pakistan stabilize its economy. will
Donald Lu said in his statement before the committee that we are interested in the situation of democracy and human rights in Pakistan and are also helping him, but there is concern about the situation of women and minority groups in Afghanistan, as long as the Afghan rights will not be respected. Relations with the Taliban government cannot return to normal. The Taliban government should release all American citizens.
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It is reported that Masood Khan, Pakistan's ambassador to the United States, requested aid in the form of small arms from the United States, speaking to American policymakers, scholars, intellectuals, and corporate leaders at the Washington think tank Wilson Center. Pakistan has launched Operation Resolve to destroy terrorist networks, for this we need advanced small arms and communication equipment.
On the other hand, the current president of the United States, Joe Biden, has announced his withdrawal from the US presidential election. The thing was, I wanted to contest the presidential elections again, but I have decided to withdraw in the best interest of the party and the country. I will address the nation this week.
