Pakistan, May 15 -- Pakistan has proposed a zero-tariff bilateral trade agreement to the United States, marking a significant step in enhancing economic relations between the two countries. The offer suggests that both nations should remove tariffs on key trade sectors of mutual interest, aiming to facilitate smoother and more extensive trade.

Government sources indicated that Pakistan's proposal is intended to eliminate trade barriers and encourage more trade between the two countries, which would benefit both economies. This offer is seen as a strategic move to deepen the trade relationship with the US, potentially making Pakistan a more attractive trading partner in the region.

The timing of this offer is notable, coming shortly afte...