Pakistan Pushes for Fruit Access as US Trade Touches $11.5bn
Two-way exchange expanded 14 percent in 2025 as Islamabad requests faster clearance for mango exports and fresh American investment in mining.
Combined trade in goods and services between Pakistan and the United States touched roughly $11.5 billion during 2025, climbing 14 percent year-on-year.
US goods purchases from Pakistan rose nearly 6 percent to $5.4 billion, while American exports to Pakistan surged over 48 percent to $3.1 billion.
Pakistani authorities asked visiting US officials to clear export pathways for local dates and fast-track inspection teams for mango shipments.
Bilateral talks in Islamabad also examined American corporate participation in Balochistan's mineral sector and agribusiness processing.