Pakistan and the U.S. Export-Import Bank (EXIM) have agreed to advance a comprehensive long-term investment framework aimed at consolidating priority projects and establishing a multi-year transaction pipeline to facilitate U.S. financing, technology, equipment, and services . The understanding was reached during a high-level meeting between Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb and U.S. EXIM Bank President and Chairman John Jovanovic in Washington D.C.
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Both sides agreed to identify near-term transactions, designate focal persons, and work towards finalizing the strategic framework, with a view to having it signed on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly session in September 2026 . The finance minister welcomed the proposal as a significant step toward expanding Pakistan–U.S. economic and commercial cooperation, with a particular focus on financing for long-term projects and increased trade in agricultural commodities, including cotton and soybeans, as well as hydrocarbons .
