Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar, has lauded the contributions of the American Pakistani Public Affairs Committee (APPAC) for its role in strengthening ties between Pakistan and the United States. During a meeting with APPAC representatives in New York, Senator Dar praised the organization’s ongoing efforts to empower the Pakistani diaspora, advocate for effective policies, and promote community leadership.
In his remarks, Senator Dar commended APPAC for its dedication to policy advocacy and fostering greater involvement of Pakistani-Americans in civic and political spheres. He highlighted the committee’s significant role as a bridge between the two countries, contributing to increased mutual understanding and advancing common goals.
The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized the importance of such collaborative efforts in enhancing bilateral relations, noting that the achievements of the diaspora community reflect positively on Pakistan’s image abroad. APPAC’s initiatives, he stated, have been instrumental in representing the interests of Pakistani-Americans and promoting a more inclusive dialogue with U.S. policymakers.
The meeting reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to deepening engagement with the Pakistani diaspora and leveraging organizations like APPAC to foster stronger diplomatic, economic, and cultural links between Pakistan and the United States.
