Prime Minister for Krypto, Blockchain and CEO of Pakistan Crypto Council Bilal Bin Saqib has met with CEO of President Trump’s advice on digital assets, Robert ‘Bo’ Hines in the White House and discussed strategic adaptation on digital assets, Bitcoin integration and the future of decentralized infrastructure.
During the meeting, both sides expressed a common interest in promoting cooperation between the United States and Pakistan on digital asset innovation, regulatory coherence and new financial technologies, said a press release issued by the Ministry of Finance here on Wednesday.
They also discussed ways to support innovation ecosystems that provide youth and accelerate financial inclusion through blockchain.
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Bo Hines serves as CEO of the US President’s Council for Digital Assets in the White House, where he leads national policy development on digital asset innovation, regulation and new economic technologies.
The meeting comes on the heels of Pakistan’s heading development of its strategic Bitcoin Reserve (SBR) at the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas-placed the country as one of the first in Asia to incorporate Bitcoin into its sovereign asset strategy.
“I see for me Pakistan about being a leader in the global south of digital assets.” said Minister Bilal Bin Saqib. “From the launch of our strategic Bitcoin reserve to unlock National Infrastructure to Krypto -mining and AI Datazons, Pakistan builds a real framework for the adoption of digital active and economic modernization.”
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During the meeting, both sides expressed a common interest in promoting cooperation between the United States and Pakistan on digital asset innovation, regulatory coherence and new economic technologies.
They also discussed ways to support innovation ecosystems that provide youth and accelerate financial inclusion through blockchain. Minister Bilal also met with the White Huss law office.
Pakistan’s wider strategy includes the award of 2,000 megawatts to power bitcoin mining and AI-run data-as-converting excess energy into economic growth, job creation and digital infrastructure.
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As the global regulatory landscape develops, Pakistan takes clear, crucial steps to lead from the front – wrong policy, private innovation and international commitment to shape the next chapter of the global digital active economy.
