Way Forward?

[CENTCOM]

We are happy to witness our Secretary of State John Kerry’s recent successful visit of Pakistan. This should serve as a symbol of our commitment to improving our bi-lateral relations and acknowledging the significance of Pakistan’s role in regional stability. Secretary Kerry met with various leaders of Pakistan, including Minister for Water and Power Khawaja Asif, who demonstrated the use of a USAID funded project, “smart meters”, that allows for more efficient and cost-effective electricity distribution to millions of people. He also had the chance to celebrate the initiation of a project linking prestigious U.S. and Pakistani Universities with the aim to strengthen relations and decrease the gap of understanding between our two countries. As Secretary Kerry has said, “I want to emphasize the relationship is not defined simply by the threats that we face. It is not only a relationship about combating terrorism. It is about supporting the people of Pakistan and particularly helping at this critical moment for Pakistan’s economic revival. That has been a centerpiece of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s campaign, it is a centerpiece of his governing efforts, and it will be a centerpiece of our relationship.”

Haroon Ahmad
DET – U.S. Central Command
www.facebook.com/centcomurdu

 

[darkinsky]

hahaha, i just loved how you posted immy's picture



andar andar sab setting chal rahi he bhai, immy since when did he last spoke about drone attacks

 

[Inception-06]

We are happy to witness our Secretary of State John Kerry’s recent successful visit of Pakistan. This should serve as a symbol of our commitment to improving our bi-lateral relations and acknowledging the significance of Pakistan’s role in regional stability. Secretary Kerry met with various leaders of Pakistan, including Minister for Water and Power Khawaja Asif, who demonstrated the use of a USAID funded project, “smart meters”, that allows for more efficient and cost-effective electricity distribution to millions of people. He also had the chance to celebrate the initiation of a project linking prestigious U.S. and Pakistani Universities with the aim to strengthen relations and decrease the gap of understanding between our two countries. As Secretary Kerry has said, “I want to emphasize the relationship is not defined simply by the threats that we face. It is not only a relationship about combating terrorism. It is about supporting the people of Pakistan and particularly helping at this critical moment for Pakistan’s economic revival. That has been a centerpiece of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s campaign, it is a centerpiece of his governing efforts, and it will be a centerpiece of our relationship.”

Haroon Ahmad
DET – U.S. Central Command
www.facebook.com/centcomurdu

Good and now send us the promised F-16 and all other arms which we need to fight the terrorism.

 

[RescueRanger]

Forget the F-16's and give us a batch of Reaper UCAV's.

 

[iPhone]

Forget the weapons system and invest in energy and infrastructure of Pakistan.

 

[Sedqal]

We are happy to witness our Secretary of State John Kerry’s recent successful visit of Pakistan. This should serve as a symbol of our commitment to improving our bi-lateral relations and acknowledging the significance of Pakistan’s role in regional stability. Secretary Kerry met with various leaders of Pakistan, including Minister for Water and Power Khawaja Asif, who demonstrated the use of a USAID funded project, “smart meters”, that allows for more efficient and cost-effective electricity distribution to millions of people. He also had the chance to celebrate the initiation of a project linking prestigious U.S. and Pakistani Universities with the aim to strengthen relations and decrease the gap of understanding between our two countries. As Secretary Kerry has said, “I want to emphasize the relationship is not defined simply by the threats that we face. It is not only a relationship about combating terrorism. It is about supporting the people of Pakistan and particularly helping at this critical moment for Pakistan’s economic revival. That has been a centerpiece of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s campaign, it is a centerpiece of his governing efforts, and it will be a centerpiece of our relationship.”

Haroon Ahmad
DET – U.S. Central Command
www.facebook.com/centcomurdu

Please make public the details of meeting which took place between John Kerry and Imran Khan. USA is pressuring Pakistan into abandoning the Iran - Pakistan pipeline, if USA really wanted to support Pakistan it would have taken into consideration the severe energy crises we are facing.

 

[Menace2Society]

Why doesn't Obama come over for a visit?

 

[Star Wars]

Look at Kerry's face ..he looks like he's making a troll face