Pakistan Minister Of State For Crypto Explores US Blockchain Cooperation
Pakistan Minister Of State For Crypto Explores US Blockchain Cooperation

Pakistan Minister Of State For Crypto Explores US Blockchain Cooperation

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Pakistan's Minister of State for Crypto and Blockchain, Bilal bin Saqib, held a high-level meeting with Patrick Witt, President Trump's crypto advisor, at the White House to discuss enhancing cooperation between Pakistan and the United States in blockchain and digital assets. Both parties emphasized the importance of innovation-driven partnerships, aiming to strengthen bilateral relations and unlock new opportunities in the digital economy. Saqib highlighted Pakistan's commitment to taking a global leadership role in cryptocurrency and digital finance while actively pursuing policies to accelerate technological progress and modern innovation. Additionally, Saqib recently advocated for the introduction of the first UN resolution on Bitcoin during the 80th United Nations General Assembly, stressing the need for emerging economies like Pakistan to shape the global discourse on AI, blockchain, and digital governance. He underscored that the future of these technologies will be influenced not only by Western countries but also by the Global South. This ongoing engagement reflects Pakistan's strategic efforts to integrate with international digital finance ecosystems and promote innovation-driven collaboration at both bilateral and multilateral levels.

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