In a significant step towards deepening economic ties, Pakistan and the United States have officially launched bilateral tariff talks to explore new avenues for enhancing mutual trade.

The development marks the beginning of what both sides hope will be a productive chapter in their long-standing partnership.

Federal Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb held a detailed video and telephone conversation with U.S. Trade Representative Ambassador Jamieson Greer. According to Pakistan’s Ministry of Finance, the discussion was held in a constructive and forward-looking atmosphere, setting the stage for more comprehensive engagements in the near future.

As part of this Pakistan-US tariff negotiations, the two sides exchanged views on a range of trade-related issues, including tariff structures and existing trade barriers. Both parties expressed a strong commitment to resolving key challenges and moving towards a more balanced and beneficial trade relationship.

In a mutual show of goodwill, it was agreed that technical-level negotiations will be conducted in the coming weeks. These discussions aim to dive deeper into core concerns, evaluate potential solutions, and pave the way for practical, long-term outcomes.

This initiative comes at a critical time, as Pakistan is also negotiating with global financial institutions and international partners to stabilize its economy. The Pakistan-US tariff negotiations are seen as a strategic move to broaden trade horizons and attract more economic opportunities for both nations.

The Finance Ministry emphasized that both countries are keen on fast-tracking these talks to reach meaningful conclusions without unnecessary delays. The progress of these negotiations could signal a new era of trade collaboration between the two allies.