The Pakistan Army Chief, General Asim Munir, is set to visit the United States once more, marking his second trip there in a matter of months. The visit is taking place during a time of increasing trade disputes. General Munir will be present at the farewell ceremony for CENTCOM Commander General Michael E. Kurilla. This visit emphasizes the ongoing military and strategic connections between the United States and Pakistan. The trip is generating interest because of the US’s recent actions and discussions about potential new agreements. During a visit earlier this year, General Munir met with Donald Trump. They had lunch and discussed the situation in the Indo-Pakistani region, with both parties acknowledging the others’ efforts. There were reports of a mutual appreciation for steps taken to prevent conflict. Trump acknowledged the efforts, and the Pakistani Army Chief suggested that Trump should be considered for the Nobel Peace Prize.
