Islamabad, Aug 1, 2025: Pakistan and the United States have officially launched a new phase of partnership aimed at fostering the digital economy, following a breakthrough trade agreement between both countries.
As per the Ministry of Finance, this initiative centers on enhancing cooperation in cryptocurrency and blockchain advancements. The move is seen as a significant development in economic diplomacy, highlighting mutual intent to influence the trajectory of digital finance globally.
On July 31, Pakistan State Minister for Crypto and Blockchain, Bilal Bin Saqib, conducted a top-level dialogue with Bo Hines, Executive Director U.S. President Donald Trump Advisory Council on Digital Assets. Their conversation emphasized the urgency for worldwide policy alignment on crypto matters and digital economy, outlining Pakistan’s ambition to emerge as a regional leader in Web3 progress.
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The discussion took place soon after the United States unveiled its long-anticipated framework for digital assets, considered a turning point in the international digital landscape.
This shift underlines a transformation in US-Pakistan relations from traditional commerce to evolving synergies in emerging digital financial systems and governance.
