According to an official statement, the discussions covered trade, energy, critical minerals and investment, with a focus on advancing economic ties between Pakistan and the United States.
Both sides reviewed progress on a trade framework agreement and explored opportunities to diversify Pakistan’s energy sources by increasing imports from the United States.
Aurangzeb also briefed the US official on measures to maintain uninterrupted fuel supplies and provide relief to vulnerable segments of society.
The meeting also covered anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing arrangements, progress related to the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), and project financing through the US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) and Export-Import Bank.
Aurangzeb highlighted the Reko Diq project, potential cooperation in the critical minerals sector, project security and opportunities for private-sector investment.
Other topics included the purchase and financing of Boeing aircraft, aviation-related approvals, the regulatory framework for digital assets, and the potential use of tokenisation for remittances and Eurobonds.