U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to visit Pakistan in September, according to reports from two local TV news channels. The channels cited unnamed sources familiar with the matter.
If confirmed, this would mark the first visit by a U.S. president to Pakistan in nearly two decades. The last official visit was made by President George W. Bush in 2006.
While the reports have generated interest, Pakistan’s Foreign Office said it has no official information about Trump’s visit at this time.
According to the news channels, Trump’s visit to Pakistan will be part of a broader regional trip. After his stop in Islamabad, he is expected to visit India.
The reports have sparked curiosity about the potential goals of Trump’s visit. Some speculate it may involve talks on regional security, trade, or diplomatic relations. However, no official details have been released from either country.
The visit comes at a time when U.S.-Pakistan relations are showing signs of improvement. Last month, Pakistan’s Army Chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, held a high-profile meeting with Trump at the White House. It was an unprecedented event that many believe marked a significant step toward stronger ties between the two nations.
If the trip proceeds as reported, it may mark a new chapter in U.S.-Pakistan diplomacy. The former president remains a significant political figure in the U.S., and his visit would likely garner substantial global media attention.
So far, neither the Trump administration nor U.S. government sources have confirmed the visit. Still, the timing and nature of the reports suggest discussions may be underway behind closed doors.
As of now, officials in both Washington and Islamabad remain silent. More updates are expected in the coming weeks as September approaches.
Stay tuned for more details as this developing story unfolds.
