Pakistan DPM Ishaq Dar Meets U.S. Secretary Rubio
A CSNN diplomatic dispatch on renewed Pakistan–U.S. engagement, regional stability, security cooperation and the strategic context surrounding Middle East diplomacy.
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Washington, May 29, 2026 – Ishaq Dar met with Marco Rubio in Washington, D.C., on May 29, 2026, for talks focused on strengthening Pakistan–U.S. relations and discussing regional security issues.
According to Pakistan’s Foreign Office, both leaders expressed satisfaction with the recent positive momentum in bilateral ties and exchanged views on regional and global developments. They agreed to expand cooperation in trade, investment, security, and counterterrorism.
Secretary Rubio praised Pakistan’s diplomatic efforts aimed at promoting peace and stability in the Middle East, particularly its role in facilitating dialogue related to the ongoing Iran crisis. He also emphasized the importance of building a stronger partnership that advances security and prosperity for both countries.
During the meeting, Dar thanked the United States for its engagement in regional peace efforts and reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to diplomatic solutions for regional conflicts. The two sides also discussed broader regional developments, including the situation involving Iran and security concerns in South Asia.
The meeting is viewed as another step toward closer Pakistan–U.S. engagement at a time when both countries are seeking greater cooperation on regional stability, economic relations, and security challenges.
