US–Pakistan Strategic Dialogue

diplomacy. Also Strategic Dialogue

A structured series of senior talks between the United States and Pakistan, held at ministerial level from 2010, led by the US Secretary of State and Pakistan’s foreign minister or foreign-affairs adviser. Working groups covered economics and finance, energy, defence, law enforcement and counterterrorism, and strategic stability and non-proliferation. Ministerial rounds ran until 2016; narrower dialogues, such as on counterterrorism, have continued.^1,2,3

Linked from 2 pages across CUPA.

Sources

U.S.-Pakistan Strategic Dialogue Joint Statement (2016). US Department of State (2009–2017 archive), 2016-03. Official
Pakistan-US Strategic Dialogue: Joint Statement. Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Pakistan. Official
Joint Statement on U.S.-Pakistan Counterterrorism Dialogue. US Department of State, 2025-08. Official