Pakistan wants stable relations with US in sync with country’s changed priorities: FM Qureshi
Islamabad has shifted its focus away from geopolitics toward the geo-economics, he said

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ISLAMABAD – Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said Pakistan has shifted its focus from geopolitics to geoeconomics amid a current escalation of strategic competition among global powers.
Addressing at Margalla Dialogue Forum in the country’s federal capital, Qureshi said Pakistan values its longstanding relationship with Washington and expect to continue it in line with Prime Minister Imran Khan’s vision.
The minister said that we are looking for multifaceted ties that were not susceptible to the vagaries of regional and international policies. “Recent strategic rivalry between the world powers has added to the nuances of global peace,” he said while emphasizing that the importance of geo-economics must be acknowledged.
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He also mentioned that the future of a successful foreign policy depends on not repeating the strategic mistakes of the early 1990s.
Qureshi said the enhanced trade and investment ties with the US and cooperation with regards to regional connectivity can work to Pakistan’s mutual benefit.
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