Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari on Wednesday said Islamabad, since he took office in April earlier this year, has had "a consistent back and forth of engagement with the United States (US)" and the itinerary of these engagements has been "far more comprehensive" than in the past. “We know what great, great things we’ve managed to achieve together when Pakistan and the United States have worked together.”Watch Foreign Minister @BBhuttoZardari share his insights on US-Pakistan relations and more at the @AtlanticCouncil. 🇵🇰➡️ https://t.co/4ft8QBq3su pic.twitter.com/iVmuoEjdvR — Atlantic Council (@AtlanticCouncil) December 20, 2022The "extraordinary" rain-induced floods, Bilawal said, were the worst the country has ever experienced, but he noted that "we didn't experience it alone". The devastating floods in Pakistan in 2022 were the worst since at least the historic floods of 2010. Watch @BBhuttoZardari explain at the @AtlanticCouncil: ➡️ https://t.co/4ft8QBq3su pic.twitter.com/qEbfcyN0KQ — Atlantic Council (@AtlanticCouncil) December 20, 2022"Before we were flooded, we were experiencing an extensive heat-wave and drought," he added, "you had forest fires raging in California.

Source: The Express Tribune December 22, 2022 07:20 UTC