A.A my name is kiran khurshid.

Today Im going to present about the

US Af-Pak Strategy; Complete failure of Pakistan Foreign Policy. First of
all I would like to tell you about the contents. Which are

1. Introduction.

2. Hypothesis

3. Pakistans perspective

4. Afghans perspective and USA also

5. Conclusion

1. As we know that Afghanistan is our neighbor. We know the background of

Pakistan and indias relations. After the independence of Pakistan we tried to
make relation with India as well as with Afghanistan. The scenario suddenly
changed after the 9/11 attacks. And United States put a lot of pressure on
Pakistan to support USA on war on terror otherwise it will not go in the favor
of Pakistan. On this Pakistan has to admit the offer immediately.
2. In the operation of fight against terrorism Pakistan has to pay a lot. Without
wish we went in this war. USA put its operation also in some areas of
Pakistan which were directly the violation of sovereignty. And the disrespect
of sovereignty. We can call this the failure of Pakistans strategy and foreign
policy.
3. Afghans consider that Pakistan and Afghanistan strategy is harmful in peace
and development in the region. They think that in this type of operation the
civilians are suffering and killing immensely. They think that there should be
proper security for non conflict zones.
4. PakistanUnited States relations refers to the international, historical,
and cultural bilateral relationship between the Islamic Republic of Pakistan
and the United States of America. The United States today provides extensive
economic, scientific, and military assistance to Pakistan,[4] while Pakistan
continues to occupy a strategic position in the United States' interests in
Central and South Asia. The United States, Afghanistan and Pakistan have all
made mistakes. Afghans have to realize that despite the fact that Washington
has contributed a great deal to create a new Afghanistan, they themselves
have not played their role well. The national unity government clearly is not
working, and the so-called Kerry plan has not been implemented. And
regardless of whether policymakers want to admit it or not, the ethnicity
issue also continues to remain a major factor.
5. Pakistan, for its part, must understand that if it wants a strategic relationship,
it will have to earn it. While national interests may diverge in some cases,
where Pakistan has a shared interest with the United States, Islamabad needs
to bring its policies closer to those of Washington, especially when it comes to
addressing Americas core security concerns. Jihadists have to be dealt with
without distinction not only for Americas sake but also Pakistans as well. It is
crucial that Pakistan explain its position and policy responses on this issue
unambiguously and effectively from high echelons of the civil-military
leadership.