Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi Denies Attending Anti-China Event
Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has refuted claims of participating in any anti-China activities during his recent visit to the United States. Speaking to the media in Houston, Naqvi dismissed the allegations as “toxic propaganda” and clarified that his visit was primarily focused on formulating strategies to combat terrorism.
Naqvi emphasized that countering terrorism is a shared responsibility, and Pakistan remains committed to dealing with threats to its security. He highlighted the importance of global cooperation in addressing these challenges and stressed the need to avoid politicizing issues that could harm Pakistan’s interests.
Meetings in the US to Strengthen Bilateral Relations
During his trip, Naqvi held meetings with U.S. lawmakers to devise joint plans to combat terrorism and strengthen bilateral relations between the two countries. Discussions with members of the US Congress explored ways to enhance cooperation and address common security concerns.
In a bid to increase investment and cooperation, Naqvi met with a high-level delegation from the US-Pakistan Business Council at the US Chamber of Commerce in Washington. The discussions focused on opportunities in the mining and information technology sectors, with Naqvi inviting American investors to explore the potential for investment in Pakistan.
Pakistan’s Economic Stability and Growth Potential
Minister Naqvi highlighted Pakistan’s improving economic indicators and the country’s potential for economic growth. He assured the US-Pakistan Business Council of special facilities and support for investment opportunities in Pakistan, emphasizing the availability of necessary permits and certificates for interested investors.
The meeting with the US-Pakistan Business Council was attended by prominent figures from both countries, including Charles Freeman from the American Chamber of Commerce and Esperanza Jalalain, the Executive Director of the US-Pakistan Business Council. The presence of Pakistan’s Ambassador Rizwan Saeed Sheikh and other officials underscored the importance of fostering economic ties between the two nations.
In conclusion, Minister Mohsin Naqvi’s visit to the United States not only aimed to strengthen counter-terrorism efforts but also sought to enhance economic cooperation and investment opportunities between Pakistan and the United States. By addressing baseless allegations and highlighting Pakistan’s commitment to global security and economic stability, Naqvi’s engagements underscored the importance of collaboration and mutual benefit in international relations.
