-
Tom Miller of U.S. Embassy with Pakistani journalists to commemorate World Press Freedom in Islamabad. Credit: Dept of State
-
Amb. Richard E. Hoagland greets guest during an evening to commemorate World Press Freedom in Islamabad.
-
With USAID support, women in Jabbi village have increased their monthly earnings from pickle production to 2,500 Rs each
-
U.S. Embassy officials visit the Islamabad International School to commemorate Earth Day
-
Students and diplomats plant trees and enjoy a presentation by first and second-graders
Headlines
-
Remarks by Communications Director Tom Miller about World Press Freedom Day
It is especially important to honor World Press Freedom Day here in Pakistan, where far too many journalists face the threat of violence, intimidation, and even death. It is often said that Pakistan is the most dangerous place in the world for journalists, and we honor you for your dedication to your field,
-
Sim Sim Hamara, Brought to you by the Letter “A” for Ambassador: U.S. Ambassador’s Visit to Sim Sim Hamara Highlights U.S. Commitment
U.S. Ambassador Cameron Munter, his wife Dr. Marilyn Wyatt, and Consul General Nina Fite visited the Sim Sim Hamara set at Pakistan Children’s Television (PCTV) today to reaffirm the U.S. government’s commitment to children’s education in Pakistan. Sim Sim Hamara is a U.S. Government-funded joint project between Rafi Peer Theatre Workshop and Sesame Street Workshop New York.
-
Marc Grossman and Jalil Abbas Jilani, Joint Press Availability
Foreign Secretary Jalil Abbas Jilani: Let me first of all extend a very warm welcome to Ambassador Marc Grossman and his delegation. This is his first visit to Pakistan after completion of the parliamentary review of Pakistan’s foreign policy.
-
United States Hosts Information Communications Technology Seminar
U.S. Deputy Chief of Mission Ambassador Richard Hoagland commended Pakistan for the deregulation of its Information Communications Technology (ICT) sector today during a conference hosted by the U.S. Embassy’s Commercial Section.
Latest Videos from the Embassy
-
Pashto Video Blog 11 - Creating Earth-Friendly Energy
Since 2009, the U.S. Government has committed approximately $250 million to energy initiatives in Pakistan. Many of these projects, such as the Gomal Zam dam, Satpara dam and Tarbela dam, will generate energy in an environmentally friendly way.
-
Earth Day 2012
On Monday, April 23 (one day after Earth Day), U.S. Embassy officials visited the Islamabad International School to commemorate Earth Day. The students and diplomats planted trees and enjoyed a presentation by first and second-graders.
-
Aroosha's Radio Show "Tea-Time with U.S."
"Tea Time with the U.S.," Embassy AIO Aroosha Rana discussed American and Pakistani cultural cooperation, interviewing Pakistani Oscar-winner Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy about her panel discussion on acid attacks, co-sponsored by the U.S. Embassy.
-
USDA
-
IWOC Ms. Ghulam Sughra
-
Commercial Service
-
USAID Development Cooperation
Facebook
YouTube
Twitter
Flickr
