Pakistan’s pioneering crypto diplomacy is starting to show results, earning recognition in Washington and creating new avenues for investment.

According to the British daily Financial Times, the strategic vision of Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, combined with Pakistan’s recent crypto initiatives, has enhanced the country’s profile in the US capital.

Analysts, including Michael Kugelman, senior fellow at the Asia Pacific Foundation, have highlighted a notable improvement in US-Pakistan relations, signaling a fresh chapter after years of challenges.

The report also notes that while ties with the Trump administration are strengthening, this development has sparked concern in New Delhi.

Through these crypto initiatives, Pakistan has managed to gain access to key business circles connected to Trump, furthering its strategic and economic interests.

Notably, World Liberty Financial has signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) with the Pakistan Crypto Council, signalling deeper economic collaboration.

Pakistan is preparing to tokenise its vast mineral resources worth trillions of dollars, with Bilal Bin Saqib, Minister of State for Crypto and Blockchain, actively participating in high-level trade negotiations in Washington.