Former U.S. President Donald Trump recently spoke positively about Pakistan, saying the country is full of “brilliant people” who “make amazing products.” He shared that the U.S. currently doesn’t trade much with Pakistan but believes there is a lot of potential.
Trump expressed his hope to improve trade relations between the two countries. He mentioned having “great conversations” with Pakistan and said he was confident that better ties could be built. “It takes two to tango,” he added, meaning that both sides need to work together for progress.
Trump also praised India and said he is proud of what the U.S. has been able to do with both India and Pakistan. He highlighted that trade can be used not just for business, but also to solve problems and promote peace. “I’m using trade to settle scores and make peace,” Trump said.
This was his third statement in just one week about improving trade with South Asia. His words show that he sees trade as a tool for building stronger relationships, especially with important countries like Pakistan and India. Many see this as a positive sign for future economic cooperation between the U.S. and the region.
