Albert Science International Organization

Sayed Ali Mujtaba, Asma, Hamza IshaqSatti, Sami-ur-Rehman, Muhammad NabeelSajid, Muhammad Waleed Malik, Muhammad Shah Zain, Syed Muhammad Burhan Bukhari, China’s foreign policy in the Asia-Pacific, ASIO Journal of Humanities, Management & Social Sciences Invention (ASIO-JHMSSI), 2021, 7(2): 09-11

ABSTRACT:

Following 9/11, Pakistan became one of the most important recipients of US foreign aid in the fight against extremist and militant elements in Afghanistan and the borderlands. Military, non-military, and humanitarian development funding were provided by the United States. The primary goal of Pakistan's financial assistance was to improve the security forces' ability and capabilities in the face of new types of warfare. Financial aid was intended to improve the Pak-US strategic partnership, but all futuristic silver aspirations were dashed when it became a point of conflict between the partners, and a trust deficit arose over the problem of financial aid mishandling. The US has charged both the civilian and military governments of Pakistan with corruption. The dispute between Washington and Islamabad over financial aid harmed not only the cooperation, but also the security forces' attempts to combat terrorists in Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Keywords: Pakistan, USA, Financial Aid, Military

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