INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES (IJSS)

Implications of 9/11 for Pak-US Relations

E-ISSN: 7885-4322

P-ISSN: 9347-2192

DOI: https://iigdpublishers.com/article/492

 Afghanistan remained an unstable state throughout the history because of its weak government, geography, foreign attacks. As a neighboring country of Pakistan, the wars in Afghanistan have always serious repercussions on Pakistan. At the time of 9/11 Pakistan was facing severe external economic difficulties. It was unable to pay its short-term loans. There were sanctions on it as it was under the rule of the military. So, it was not in a position to continue its relations with the government of Taliban in Afghanistan. Resultantly it joined the American coalition against Taliban present in Afghanistan. This paper describes the impacts of 9/11 on Pakistan. It also attempts to describe Pak-USA relations after 9/11 and the inflow of American to Pakistan. 

Keyword(s) USA, Pakistan, Economic Assistance, Development, Afghanistan, Post-9/11.
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