By Amjad Qaimkhani
TEXAS: As the United States gears up for a heated presidential election, former President Donald Trump has taken to the campaign trail, making a notable appearance in Texas to rally support among voters. Trump’s visit, marked by social gatherings in the vibrant cities of Houston and Midland, aimed to solidify his connection with both local and national constituents. One of the key hosts of the gathering in Midland was prominent Pakistani-American businessman Syed Javed Anwar, who welcomed Trump and numerous influential figures to the event.
The evening was characterized by spirited discussions about the future of the United States, the Middle East, and U.S.-Pakistan relations. In attendance were wealthy business leaders and influential personalities, many of whom contributed significantly to Trump’s campaign coffers, with Anwar himself reportedly making a substantial donation. In Houston, Trump attended a major social gathering at a local hotel, where Saeed Sheikh, president of the Houston-Karachi Sister City Association, had the opportunity to engage with him directly.
Sheikh used the occasion to discuss pressing issues such as sustainable peace in the Middle East and the potential for strengthening ties between the U.S. and Pakistan. Trump, ever the showman, reassured attendees of his commitment to pursuing a peace-oriented agenda in the region if he is re-elected, emphasizing the importance of effective cooperation with Pakistan. “I will work tirelessly to establish lasting peace in the Middle East and enhance our relationship with Pakistan,” Trump promised, underscoring the significance he places on international diplomacy.
