Pakistan’s Minister of State for Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony, Kheel Das Kohistani, met with Natalie Baker, the US Chargé d’Affaires in Islamabad, to discuss the importance of religious tolerance and interfaith harmony. The talks emphasized strengthening mutual respect and promoting peaceful coexistence between the two countries.
During the meeting, Kheel Das Kohistani highlighted Pakistan’s efforts to ensure the protection of rights for all minority communities in the country. He expressed that Pakistan is committed to fostering religious harmony and setting an example of tolerance for the world. Kohistani explained the measures the government has taken to guarantee equal rights and security for all religious groups, reinforcing Pakistan’s reputation for religious tolerance.
Natalie Baker acknowledged and appreciated Pakistan’s religious and cultural diversity. She underscored the United States’ commitment to promoting mutual respect and understanding among all communities. Baker reiterated that both nations share a common interest in encouraging respect and tolerance across all segments of society.
The US Embassy in Islamabad confirmed the productive nature of the meeting, noting that the discussions reflected a shared dedication to advancing religious freedom and interfaith harmony. The embassy highlighted the value the United States places on Pakistan’s rich religious and cultural traditions and the importance of fostering respect for all communities.
