U.S. Consulate General Karachi

The U.S. Consulate Karachi’s Overseas Criminal Investigation Unit (OCIU) partnered with 24 Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) officials at Lincoln Corner Hyderabad, fortifying efforts to secure travel documents and stop potential imposters. This training is one of that advance collective efforts in countering U.S. travel document fraud.

Collaborative partnerships like this are the hallmarks of the U.S. Pakistan relationship.

🌟 U.S. Pakistan dosti zindabad! 🌟

The U.S. Pakistan partnership is incredible, transcending borders and bringing people together. This bond was on full display at the Sindhi Association of North America (SANA) Sindh Conference 2024.

Acting Consul General Mauldin met with attendees and heard about the impactful work that the diaspora community is doing locally, in a range of areas including addressing the climate crisis and increasing economic empowerment. Alongside the diaspora's efforts, and with local partners, the United States is proud to develop and strengthen current and build new partnerships through initiatives like the U.S.-Pakistan Green Alliance Framework.

Together we are working to advance cooperation in climate-smart agriculture, renewable energy, and water management.

Partnerships are key - Together, we can make a difference!

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Mark Ritter Sponenburgh, an influential American educator and artist can be seen with students in Lahore where he taught art as a Fulbright Research Fellow in 1958.

Sponenburgh stayed in Pakistan as a professor at the National College of Arts in Lahore for two years.

Oregon State University, where he later taught, maintains the Sponenburgh Travel Award, given annually for study abroad.

Portraits of Diplomacy: 2023 In 2023, Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken traveled the globe in the spirit of cooperation and solidarity. Experience his journey through one photographer's lens.

On August 14, 1947, the became one of the first countries to recognize , when President Harry S. Truman sent a congratulatory message to Mohammed Ali Jinnah.

President Truman called Jinnah “the originator of the dream that became Pakistan.” His vision and leadership continue to inspire and drive so much of the important work we do.

Happy Birthday Quaid-e-Azam!

This month is extra special as we celebrate so many holidays.

🎅Christmas, Kwanza, Hanukkah, and various other festivities that bring us together mean this month is especially light filled. From all of us here, we wish you all a joyous holiday season.🎉

Ever wonder how the White House is decorated during the holiday season?

Tinsel, turtledove ornaments, family photos and presents in bright red boxes mark the holidays at the White House this year. More than three hundred volunteers helped to decorate with 25 wreaths, 41 Christmas trees, 300 candles, 6,000 feet of ribbon, 22,100 bells, 33,892 ornaments, and 142,425 holiday lights.

Love music? So do we. For decades, U.S. musicians have traveled the world offering beats and solos in a cultural exchange aimed at promoting better understanding between countries.

This tradition of music diplomacy dates to the mid-1950s, when the U.S. Department of State invited jazz greats such as Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Dizzy Gillespie and Sarah Vaughan to play and connect with music lovers around the world, that tradition continues to this day. Last December, Tennessee native Aaron English not only played several concerts in Karachi, but also collaborated with Ali Gul Pir to promote climate awareness.

Check out their song 'Sound the Alarm' here:

Sound the Alarm - Earth Day anthem Happy Earth Day! 🌍🎶 We are thrilled to share with you today an anthem for "Sound the Alarm" produced by Ali Gul Pir and Aaron English in collabor...

Pakistan’s first tennis star and Davis Cup winner, Haroon Rahim (fourth from top left), coached the tennis team at one of America's most prestigious universities, the University of California, Los Angeles.

Here he can be seen with and British Davis Cup players in 1970.

Celebrating over 75 years of friendship with Pakistan means we’ve seen some incredible partnerships! And those partnership will continue to grow, especially the U.S.-Pakistan “Green Alliance.” 🌍

In the 1960s, the U.S. supported Pakistan's “Green Revolution,” boosting crop yields and economic opportunities. Today, the “Green Alliance” continues this legacy, advancing cooperation in climate-smart agriculture, renewable energy, and water management, and fostering inclusive economic growth.

We have already done a lot of work together! 🤝

From $500,000 initiative to restore electricity networks in flood-affected areas in Sindh and the $4.5 million Fertilizer Right program to Pakistan-U.S. Alumni Network (PUAN) small grants for projects like growing an urban forest in Quetta.

The U.S. remains committed to supporting Pakistan's climate resilience, energy transformation, and economic growth.

Together, we're building a sustainable and prosperous future!

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Partnership in action: The U.S.-Pakistan Green Alliance framework The U.S.-Pakistan Green Alliance tackles the most pressing environmental problems. Learn more about this historic collaboration here.

📢 We are hiring! U.S. Mission Pakistan is an equal opportunity employer seeking eligible & qualified applicants for full-time positions in Islamabad, Karachi, and Peshawar. Available jobs include:

1) Public Engagement Assistant (Emerging Voices Exchanges Assistant), Islamabad
2) Public Engagement Assistant (Established Opinion Leaders Exchanges Assistant), Islamabad
3) Refugee Affairs Assistant (State Program Assistant), Islamabad
4) Strategic Public Engagement Assistant (Measurement, Evaluation, Audience Analysis), Islamabad
5) Custodian, Islamabad
6) Electrical Technician (Power Generation), Karachi
7) Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) Mechanic, Peshawar

For more information, please visit: https://ow.ly/noBY50PBiyg

Celebrating champions of equity and justice!

The Department of State works to incorporate the experiences and challenges of people from marginalized racial, ethnic, and Indigenous communities in policy, ensure U.S. foreign assistance empowers marginalized people, and support partners who are working to end discrimination in their home countries.

More here: 👇

Celebrating champions of equity and justice The U.S. honored six courageous advocates who are combating systemic racism in their home countries. Learn about their vital work.

Did you know the 19 Lincoln Corners in Pakistan reached over 725,000 people last year alone, and Lincoln Corners hosted over 2,500 programs?

None of that is possible without the dedicated staff who manage these corners. This week, the Public Diplomacy Section hosted a three-day national conference for 20 new staff members from across Pakistan- and wow did that collaboration spark possibilities!

At the closing ceremony on Turtle Beach, Consul General Tribble highlighted our shared dedication to education, innovation, and cultural exchange. We encourage you to visit a Lincoln Corner and see firsthand the amazing work they do.

While baseball gets a lot of love, did you know cricket has a rich history in the United States? The first documented cricket game in the US was in 1751, and Benjamin Franklin brought back the official rules book in 1745! Possibly to settle a 1751 match dispute…

Fast forward to December 1959, a remarkable moment in Test cricket history: President Dwight D. Eisenhower attended a match in Karachi, becoming the only U.S. President to witness a Test match live at the venue!

One more thing Pakistan and the United States share - a love of sports!

We're Hiring!

Pakistan has a vacancy for two positions.

Educational Adviser:

One each in Lahore and Karachi.

Eligible candidates must meet the following requirements:

• U.S. Bachelor’s or Master's Degree preferred.

• Preference given to applicants who obtained a U.S. degree on campus in the United States over online degrees or applicants with degrees from satellite campuses located outside the United States

• Minimum two-year experience

• Prior experience in public speaking and public relations

• Thorough understanding of U.S. higher education system

• Excellent communication skills

• Basic computer competency (MS Office, Power Point, Outlook)

• Self-disciplined and proactive

• Ability to work efficiently in a team environment

Apply by December 17, 2023.

For the job description and details on how to apply, visit: Rozee: https://www.rozee.pk/r6Kqr

Dr. Rebecca Peters and Waleed Hashmi, from the U.S. Department of State, recently visited Karachi on a mission to collaborate and address crucial climate, environmental, and economic challenges. Their discussions with government, private sector, journalists, and local community members centered around the collective efforts needed to tackle these pressing issues.

Their focus on agriculture, water management, and clean energy sets the stage for a partnership that aims to create a sustainable future. Their insights and discussions pave the way for innovative solutions that could make a real difference.

Together, we're striving towards a greener, more resilient world!
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📢 We are hiring! U.S. Mission Pakistan is an equal opportunity employer seeking eligible & qualified applicants for full-time positions in Islamabad and Karachi. Available jobs include:

1) Registered Nurse, Karachi
2) Strategic Public Engagement Assistant (Measurement, Evaluation, Audience Analysis), Islamabad

For more information, please visit: https://ow.ly/noBY50PBiyg

We are thrilled to have connected with incredible minds and talents at the alumni networking luncheon hosted by and the U.S. Consulate General Karachi.

From thought-provoking discussions to forging new connections, it was a fantastic opportunity for alumni to reminisce, network, and pave the way for future collaborations with Consul General Tribble, consulate staff, and each other.

The U.S. government, businesses and everyday Americans are addressing the climate crisis and improving the environment.

“Communities across America are taking more action than ever to reduce climate risks,” President Biden said November 14, announcing release of the Fifth National Climate Assessment. “We can’t be complacent. We have to keep going.”

The assessment by 300 climate experts highlights steps Americans are taking to address the climate crisis, which is already affecting all regions of the country.

How Americans are addressing the climate crisis Across the United States, people are taking steps to address the climate crisis and protect the environment. Here's how.

Consul General Tribble met with human rights leaders in Sindh and Balochistan, discussing their vital work.

They shared insights on tackling issues like bonded labor, child labor, gender-based violence, and disability rights and explored avenues for productive U.S. engagement.

🌟✊At Lincoln Corner Karachi, we came together with Consul General Tribble to mark the culmination of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. The event was a powerful platform for dialogue—featuring a thought-provoking documentary, an engaging panel discussion, and an impactful theatre play.

This is just the beginning. Let's keep the conversation alive, raise awareness, and stand united against Gender-Based Violence.

Together, we can make a difference! 💪🌍