Trump, Sharif, Munir Discuss Security, Economics And More In 90-Minute Meeting | Exclusive

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

81% : Top officials said Trump welcomed the gesture, while Secretary of State Rubio is already planning a visit to Pakistan later this year, likely in October or November.
65% : Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz formally invited President Trump to visit Pakistan.
61% : The United States, they said, has expressed strong interest in Pakistan's rare earth minerals, potential in crypto mining, and prospects for oil exploration.
58% : Sources added that Trump also showed willingness to restore the Coalition Support Fund to Pakistan, though on conditional terms.
57% : The deal, they indicated, would cover security and strategic partnerships, a counterterrorism alliance, and investments in rare earth mineral extraction and oil exploration.
55% : The Pakistani delegation arrived on time but had to wait briefly in the Oval Office before President Trump joined them.
54% : According to top Pakistan government sources, President Trump also welcomed the Pakistan-Saudi mutual defence agreement and urged Islamabad's leadership to continue playing a constructive role in promoting peace across the Middle East and South Asia.
53% : President Trump, according to these accounts, responded positively and is considering reinstating them.
43% : According to these sources, President Trump assured Prime Minister Shehbaz and Field Marshal Munir of "full US support and cooperation" to address terrorism threats emerging from Afghan soil.

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