Eric Meyer, senior official of the US State Department’s South and Central Asian Affairs Bureau, says that “Pakistan’s wider mineral capacity can benefit both countries if developed responsibly and transparently.”
In a statement issued by the US Embassy in Islamabad on Wednesday, Eric Meyer said that “President Trump has made it clear that securing diverse and reliable sources of this content (Pakistani minerals) is a strategic priority.”
Eric Meyer, senior official of the US Department of State’s South and Central Asian Affairs Bureau, visited Islamabad on April 8 and 9 to enhance US interests in Pakistan’s major mineral sectors, enhance US business opportunities in Pakistan, and to cooperate with the two countries.
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On the margin of the Pakistan Minerals Investment Forum, Eric Mayor showed US interest in investing in Pakistan’s minerals sector.
“Important minerals are essential raw materials for our latest technologies,” said Eric Meyer, a senior bureau.
The United States is working with international partners and Pakistani stakeholders to find opportunities for investment, technical cooperation and responsible resources management in the mineral sector, he said.
Eric Mayor, senior official of the US Department of State’s South and Central Asian Affairs Bureau, called on the Prime Minister of Pakistan, Chief Minister of Pakistan, Chief Minister, Chief Minister, Chief Minister, Chief Minister, Chief Minister, Chief Minister, Chief Minister, Chief Minister, Chief Minister, Chief Minister, and Chief Minister, Chief Minister.
During his visit, Mr. Mayor called on Pakistani foreign policy leaders, members of the US Chambers of Commerce, and former students of the Public Diplomacy Program to strengthen the close and sustainable public relations between the two countries.
