- Diplomats explore the integration of bitcoin into financial executives.
- The meeting comes after Pakistan announced the Bitcoin Strategic Reserve.
- SAQIB plans Pakistan “leader in the world of world for digital assets”.
The Minister of State in Crypto and Blockchain and CEO of Pakistan Crypto Council (CCP) Bilal Bin Saqib, recently met Robert “ Bo ”, the executive director of the council of American president Donald Trump on digital assets in the White House.
According to a press release, the two diplomats discussed strategies on digital assets and explored the integration of Bitcoin into broader financial frameworks.
Hines, appointed by Trump in January 2025, is essential in the development of national policies on innovation and regulation of digital assets, collaborating with the president of the Council David Sacks to position the United States as a leader in cryptocurrency initiatives.
This very publicized discussion occurs at the announcement by Pakistan of its Bitcoin Strategic Reserve (SBR) at the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas.
Reunion also marks an important step for the country because it becomes one of the Asian First Nations to adopt Bitcoin within its strategy of sovereign assets, reporting a new era for digital finance in the region.
“I envisage Pakistan to be a leader in the world of world as digital assets,” said SAQIB. “From the launch of our Bitcoin strategic reserve to unlocking national infrastructure for cryptography and AI data areas, Pakistan builds a real framework for the adoption of digital assets and economic modernization.”
During the meeting, SAQIB and HINES expressed mutual interest in promoting collaboration between the United States and Pakistan on the innovation of digital assets, regulatory consistency and emerging financial technologies.
They also explored avenues to support the ecosystems of innovation aimed at empowering young people and accelerating economic inclusion through blockchain technology.
In addition, SAQIB also organized a separate meeting with the office of the White House Council.
The ambitious digital active ingredient strategy of the country includes a plan to allocate 2,000 megawatts of energy to supply Bitcoin exploitation and data areas piloted by AI.
This initiative aims to convert the excess energy in economic growth, create new jobs and strengthen digital infrastructure in the country.
While the global regulatory landscape of digital assets continues to evolve, Pakistan takes proactive measures to position itself in the foreground, integrating state policy, private innovation and international commitment to play a key role in training the future of the global economy of digital assets.