Crypto Diplomacy Brings Pakistan Recognition, Investment Opportunities in Washington

Crypto diplomacy has brought Pakistan recognition and opportunities of Investment in Washington.

According to the British newspaper Financial Times, Pakistan’s crypto initiatives have increased its importance in Washington and boosted prospects for investment.

Through the strategy and crypto measures of Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, Pakistan has gained recognition in Washington, Financial Times reported.

Michael Kugelman, Senior Fellow (Non-Resident), Asia Pacific Foundation, said that U.S.–Pakistan relations have witnessed an unexpected improvement and are experiencing a new high.

The Trump administration’s relations with Islamabad are improving, while India is displeased, according to Financial Times.

Through crypto diplomacy, Pakistan has secured a place within the inner business circles of Trump.

World Liberty Financial signed a Letter of Intent with the Pakistan Crypto Council.

Pakistan’s mineral resources, worth trillions of dollars, are ready for tokenization.

Bilal Bin Saqib, Minister of State for Crypto and Blockchain, participated in important trade talks in Washington.

Pakistan’s crypto capabilities were effectively presented before Trump’s close circles and American advisors.

In Washington, Pakistan’s crypto projects have received American appreciation and interest, leading to greater investment opportunities.

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