Premier Shehbaz hails strengthening of Pakistan-US bilateral ties
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PM Shehbaz Sharif addresses a ceremony organised on the eve of 249th anniversary of independence day of United States of America on June 4, 2025. — APP
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Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif on Wednesday praised Pakistan-US bilateral relations and said that the two countries entered a new friendship.
The Prime Minister also mentioned that Pakistan and the United States have long been a historical, long -standing and wide -ranging relationship over the centuries. He added that the United States supported Pakistan with the construction of dams and other development projects.
Addressing a ceremony held at the US Embassy in connection with the 249th anniversary of the 249th anniversary of American independence, he said that the Pakistani nation joined the American people in paying tribute to the American founders, whose era and wisdom changed the path of history.
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, Ministers, Parliamentarians and Diplomatic Corps members were present in the program.
The Prime Minister further said that his democratic struggle, the constitution and equality rule is equally resonating with the views of the founder of Pakistan, Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah.
He said that at the Kakul Academy event, he offered an international credible and transparent investigation of the Pahalgam incident to see and help the world through reality and fiction.
He said that the recent armed conflict between Pakistan and India lasted for four days, establishing the fact that “Pahalgam incident was a false flag operation”.
He said that if what he was describing, it would have been a bit different, India should have come up with solid evidence and the world should have convinced the presence of the incident.
He said, “Our sincere offer was responded with aggression, but Pakistan showed great tolerance and patience,” he added, adding that on May 6-7, 33 Pakistanis were martyred in Indian aggression, including children and elders and others.
The Prime Minister said that Pakistan shot six Indian planes in favor of its defense. At that time, American friends who were in touch with them said that Pakistan had responded and it was enough, and that peace and ceasefire should be restored.
He reiterated that Pakistan was always committed to peace and renovation, but India had attacked him despite the fact that he had offered a very real offer for de -style.
Appreciating US President Trump’s role in ensuring the ceasefire, the Prime Minister said he had not doubted that he was “a man for peace, he was a man to promote peace and beneficial business deals.”
“President Trump is a man against each other and against the cold and hot war,” he said, adding that Trump believes in humanity to live in peace and not especially in a region but to contribute global progress and prosperity, as has been revealed in his statements in the past few weeks.
He added that the US president had advised both Pakistan and India to go for trade, investment and abandon the war and abandon the war.
The Prime Minister praised Trump’s partnership for bringing a ceasefire into the region.
He also praised the role of the Middle East friendly and brotherly countries, which practically harmonized and supported Trump’s real efforts and expressed hope that it would be a lasting ceasefire.
Prime Minister Shahbaz also extended heartfelt happiness over the celebration of Independence Day, on behalf of US President Trump and the people of the United States, and by the Pakistani nation.
The Prime Minister further said that Pakistan has given its economy alive and strengthening its economy and has spoken not only in the region, but also in the whole world for peace, development and prosperity.
He expressed the hope that Pak-US bilateral trade would develop in volume in the fields of IT, agriculture, education, health, etc. as the two countries were discussing tariff issue.
He said he was really influenced by Trump’s vision for trade, investment and development.
