Pakistani broadcasters Geo TV and ARY News, cited by Reuters, report that US President Donald Trump plans to travel to Pakistan on 18 September as part of a wider South Asia tour. The visit has not yet been confirmed by either the White House or Pakistan’s Foreign Office, but would coincide with Trump’s previously announced state trip to the United Kingdom from 17–19 September. If the itinerary is finalised, Trump would be the first sitting US president to set foot in Pakistan since George W. Bush visited Islamabad in 2006. ARY News said the South Asia swing is also expected to include India. The prospective stop in Pakistan follows Trump’s claim in May that his administration brokered a cease-fire that eased recent tensions between the two nuclear-armed neighbours.
Donald Trump is expected to visit Pakistan on September 18 for a one-day official trip. If confirmed, the visit would be the first by a U.S. president since nearly two decades ago, when President George W. Bush visited Pakistan in 2006 - Reuters. https://t.co/zZaTX4hCLE
❗️Pakistani Media Geo TV Claims Donald Trump to Visit Pakistan on September 18 - Citing Official Sources However... the US President is in the middle of his state visit to the UK at the time. Does Trump have a stunt double? https://t.co/uYHe8Dillf
BREAKING: Trump to visit Pakistan in September, local media reports