Pakistan & United States — Export–Import Bank of the United States

Pakistan: Pakistan is diversifying its energy imports to reduce dependence on Gulf routes, aiming to stabilize fuel prices and improve trade balance with the US. This move supports energy security but faces domestic protests over fuel costs.

United States — Export–Import Bank of the United States: The proposed EXIM Bank trade-finance facility could facilitate increased US crude purchases by Pakistan, benefiting US exporters and enhancing bilateral trade.

Pakistan: Recipient of U.S. support for reforms; requested $10 billion facility to stabilize economy hit by Iran war; seeks return to capital markets.

United States — Export–Import Bank of the United States: Met with Aurangzeb to discuss deepening ties and a multi-year transaction pipeline; proposed strategic framework to be signed in September 2026.

Pakistan: Pakistan aims to double bilateral trade with the US to $20 billion, improving its investment climate and economic outlook.

United States — Export–Import Bank of the United States: EXIM Bank's $1.25 billion financing for Pakistan — Reko Diq is welcomed as a sign of confidence in Pakistan's economy.

Pakistan: Pakistan is the requesting country; the facility would provide a liquidity backstop and reduce dependence on IMF and bilateral lenders.

United States — Export–Import Bank of the United States: Announced $1.25 billion financing for the Pakistan — Reko Diq mining project in Pakistan.

United States — Export–Import Bank of the United States: United States — Export–Import Bank of the United States approved $1.25 billion in financing for the Reko Diq critical minerals project in Pakistan, supporting United States mining equipment and services.