- High-level meeting on digital asset strategy and policies.
- Plans for integrating Bitcoin into national strategies.
- Focus on promoting financial inclusion through digital assets.

The meeting highlights global interest in crypto policies, influencing regulatory frameworks and market approaches.
The meeting between Bilal Bin Saqib and Robert ‘Bo’ Hines underscores an important bilateral discussion focusing on crypto collaboration. This comes after Pakistan announced its Strategic Bitcoin Reserve initiative, signaling its commitment to digital assets as strategic tools for economic growth.
Bilal Bin Saqib, now Special Assistant to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, is actively working on digital asset policies, while Bo Hines develops US national strategies under President Trump’s guidance. This marks a cooperative effort to align crypto policies between the two nations.
The discussion’s immediate impact reflects a robust partnership potential, promoting innovation and development in the crypto sector. Government-backed initiatives like these could help accelerate adoption and integration of digital assets and decentralized finance (DeFi).
Pakistan’s move to create a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and allocate resources for Bitcoin mining signifies a broader approach toward financial modernization and self-reliance. This may spur other nations to reconsider their cryptocurrency frameworks.
Anticipated outcomes include enhanced financial inclusion, regulatory coherence, and investment in AI zones for digital asset development. These steps could elevate Pakistan’s position as a leading advocate for blockchain technologies and decentralized finance solutions globally.
“I envision Pakistan to be a leader in the Global South for Digital Assets. From launching our Strategic Bitcoin Reserve to unlocking national infrastructure for crypto mining and AI data zones, Pakistan is building a real framework for digital asset adoption and economic modernisation.” — Bilal Bin Saqib, Minister of State for Crypto & Blockchain, Pakistan Crypto Council.
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