Contact: U.S. Embassy, Public Affairs Section (051-208-2911, 051-208-1136)

38/2013

Multan, March 07, 2013 −“USAID is committed to supporting citizens to engage with their government in the development process,” said Mr. Jock Conly, USAID Mission Director, at the conference. He added, “Pakistan has a vibrant civil society and USAID is pleased to provide resources to support advocacy for reform, especially when it comes to the important issue of water.”

Contact: U.S. Embassy, Public Affairs Section (051-208-2911, 051-208-1136)

146/2012

Islamabad, November 21, 2012

Islamabad, September 12, 2012
Contact: Rian Harris,
Spokesperson (0308-555-0591)
109/2012

The United States will provide $12 million to fund construction of the Waran Canal System that will supply year-round irrigation to 28,000 acres in Tank Tehsil, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP). The Waran Canal will expand other U.S.-funded irrigation systems in the area to cover a total of 191,000 acres, enabling thousands of farmers to increase production of agricultural goods.

Islamabad, April 16, 2012

For Immediate Release
Contact Mark Stroh, Spokesperson
0308-555-0591
58/2012

U.S. Ambassador Cameron Munter and Secretary Waqar Masood, Ministry of Finance Economic Affairs Division, signed a Letter of Agreement between the United States and Pakistan to continue U.S. support for ongoing Border Security, Law Enforcement, Judicial Reform, and Counternarcotics activities with an additional $110 million in support for 2012.

Testimony

Hillary Rodham Clinton

Secretary of State

Statement Before the House Appropriations Subcommittee on State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs

Washington, DC

February 29, 2012

May I change out my chair for that chair right there? Thank you. I very much appreciate that. That’s much better.

Interview
Jake Sullivan
Director of Policy Planning
Washington, DC
January 24, 2012

MS. JENSEN: Hi. Welcome to LiveAtState, the State Department’s interactive webchat platform for engaging international media. I am delighted to welcome our participants from all over the world. Thank you for joining us today. Today in our studio, we have Jake Sullivan, the director of policy planning here at the State Department, and he’ll be taking your questions on foreign policy priorities for 2012.

Peshawar, December 21, 2011 – The United States donated four Bomb Disposal Vans and 100 motorcycles to the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police in a ceremony held today at Police Headquarters, Peshawar. The equipment is being provided under the Police Assistance Program implemented by the U.S. Embassy’s Narcotics Affairs Section.

Release of the Status Report: Afghanistan and Pakistan Civilian Engagement

Press Statement

Hillary Rodham Clinton

Secretary of State

Washington, DC

November 4, 2011

Tuesday, October 25, Mansehra

For Immediate Release

184/2011

Contact: Mark Stroh, Spokesman

0308-555-0591