Despite the transition from the Biden administration to a Trump-led government, the US-Pakistan Agriculture Corridor has maintained its momentum, embodying a steadfast partnership rooted in shared goals. Fuelled by initiatives such as the US-Pakistan Green Alliance and the Climate Smart Agriculture Project, this collaboration reflects the dynamism of two nations working to sow seeds of resilience, sustainability, and prosperity in Pakistan’s agriculture sector.

Agriculture, often romanticised as the backbone of Pakistan’s economy, provides livelihoods for over 40% of the country’s workforce and contributes around 23.37% to its GDP. However, behind these numbers lie the untold stories of farmers who brave harsh climates, erratic markets, and an unforgiving global economy. The United States, recognising these challenges, has long championed sustainable agricultural development in Pakistan, a bond cemented by shared histories and mutual ambitions.

The Economic Survey for 2023-24 highlighted a striking 6.25% growth in Pakistan’s agriculture sector, a leap from last year’s modest 2.27%. This surge is more than just statistics; it signifies hope, driven in part by US-led initiatives under USAID, which........

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