Pakistan is gearing up to attract American investors with a planned investor conference in Washington later this month. Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb told Bloomberg that the government has identified clear sectors for investment and is actively kick-starting engagement with the US. The improved ties followed a trade agreement granting Pakistan a 19% tariff rate—the lowest in the region—expected to boost exports significantly. Economic collaboration is growing, including a $500 million MoU for critical minerals production between US and Pakistani entities. Despite challenges, Pakistan is positioning itself as an attractive destination for US investment amid better political and economic ties.