Convergence of Pak-US Relation during President Joe Biden Era

Abstract

The convergence of PAK-US relations during President Joe Biden's era (2021–2024) highlighting key areas of mutual interest, cooperation, and diplomatic alignment. Despite ongoing challenges in regional stability and security, the Biden administration adopted a more balanced and engagement-oriented approach toward Pakistan compared to its predecessor. The convergence was evident in areas such as climate change collaboration, counterterrorism efforts, health and humanitarian assistance during COVID-19, and educational and people-to-people exchanges. Furthermore, the US recognized Pakistan’s strategic importance in regional peace, especially in the context of the Afghanistan withdrawal and evolving Indo-Pacific dynamics. While challenges in trust and strategic goals remained, the Biden era showed signs of rebuilding ties and finding new areas of understanding between the two nations. Through official meetings, policy statements, and joint projects, this period reflects a cautious but positive shift in Pak-US relations offering hope for stronger cooperation in a complex global environment.

 Keywords: Convergence, Cooperation, Alignment, stability, oriented, counterterrorism, strategic, joint projects.