Major Investment to Boost Balochistan’s Growth
The United States has pledged a $1.25 billion financing package through the US Export-Import (EXIM) Bank to accelerate economic development in Pakistan, with a special focus on Balochistan. The initiative aims to enhance infrastructure, energy projects, and industrial growth in one of Pakistan’s most underdeveloped yet strategically vital regions.
US Embassy Hails Financing as a “Game-Changer”
In an official statement, Natalie Baker, Chargé d’Affaires of the US Embassy in Islamabad, declared that the funding will serve as a transformative opportunity for both American businesses and Pakistani communities. The EXIM Bank facility will support large-scale US commercial involvement in key sectors, fostering job creation, supply chain improvements, and long-term public-private partnerships.
Strengthening Bilateral Economic Ties
Baker emphasized that the investment underscores Washington’s commitment to deepening economic cooperation with Pakistan. She highlighted that increased US private-sector engagement will bring modern technology, industry standards, and expertise to local industries while boosting regional connectivity and energy security. The move aligns with ongoing US-Pakistan collaboration in areas such as education, agriculture, and health.
Part of Broader “Green Alliance” Initiative
The financing framework is an extension of the US-Pakistan Green Alliance, a strategic partnership focused on clean energy, climate resilience, and sustainable development. By facilitating US exports of goods and services to Pakistan, the initiative seeks to improve infrastructure, create employment, and enhance economic prospects, particularly in underserved regions like Balochistan.
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