Coalition Support Fund - Pakistan

[CENTCOM]

(March 02, 2016 - Kabul, Afghanistan - COAS Gen. Raheel Sharif, and CJCS Marine Gen. Dunford)

We often receive comments from forum members who ask why the U.S. is not helping alleviate some of the financial burden placed on the Pakistani military due to their operations against the militants. As some of you might be aware, the Coalition Support Fund program, which began in 2002, was designed to support and financially reimburse our allies for their participation in the U.S. military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. Pakistan, for its continued support to our mission in Afghanistan, and aiding in the overall goal of stability in the region has been the largest recipient of the funds under this program. It is true that our Mil-to-Mil relations have been through a few challenges but we have successfully overcome them.

In the last fiscal quarter of 2015, out of the 1.6Billion in Coalition Support Funds, Pakistan received the largest share, $712million. Even, in the newly approved 2016 Coalition Support Fund Bill, a large portion of the Fund is projected for Pakistan.

Haroon Ahmad
DET - U.S. Central Command
www.facebook.com/centcomurdu

 

[New World]

what amount is sanctioned for 2016 and when we are receiving them??

 

[My-Analogous]

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(March 02, 2016 - Kabul, Afghanistan - COAS Gen. Raheel Sharif, and CJCS Marine Gen. Dunford)

We often receive comments from forum members who ask why the U.S. is not helping alleviate some of the financial burden placed on the Pakistani military due to their operations against the militants. As some of you might be aware, the Coalition Support Fund program, which began in 2002, was designed to support and financially reimburse our allies for their participation in the U.S. military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. Pakistan, for its continued support to our mission in Afghanistan, and aiding in the overall goal of stability in the region has been the largest recipient of the funds under this program. It is true that our Mil-to-Mil relations have been through a few challenges but we have successfully overcome them.

In the last fiscal quarter of 2015, out of the 1.6Billion in Coalition Support Funds, Pakistan received the largest share, $712million. Even, in the newly approved 2016 Coalition Support Fund Bill, a large portion of the Fund is projected for Pakistan.

Haroon Ahmad
DET - U.S. Central Command
www.facebook.com/centcomurdu

Stop this propoganda. We all know what you guys did. Compare to Afghanistan which they fail to give you result can be give us statistic how much fund you give to Afghanistan and Pakistan in total? Year wise economic and non economic both?
You guys never support Pakistan to grow economically and that is well know fact.

 

[CHD]

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(March 02, 2016 - Kabul, Afghanistan - COAS Gen. Raheel Sharif, and CJCS Marine Gen. Dunford)

We often receive comments from forum members who ask why the U.S. is not helping alleviate some of the financial burden placed on the Pakistani military due to their operations against the militants. As some of you might be aware, the Coalition Support Fund program, which began in 2002, was designed to support and financially reimburse our allies for their participation in the U.S. military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. Pakistan, for its continued support to our mission in Afghanistan, and aiding in the overall goal of stability in the region has been the largest recipient of the funds under this program. It is true that our Mil-to-Mil relations have been through a few challenges but we have successfully overcome them.

In the last fiscal quarter of 2015, out of the 1.6Billion in Coalition Support Funds, Pakistan received the largest share, $712million. Even, in the newly approved 2016 Coalition Support Fund Bill, a large portion of the Fund is projected for Pakistan.

Haroon Ahmad
DET - U.S. Central Command
www.facebook.com/centcomurdu

DO MORE

 

[Irfan Baloch]

How long must a nation stay on ' support' ?

as long as India will continue to rely on European and American funding to become a Supa Pawa.. as you know India is top of the list of American foreign aid and add to that the money sent by Pakistanis as well.

so it seems it is going to take a very long time

 

[omega supremme]

(March 02, 2016 - Kabul, Afghanistan - COAS Gen. Raheel Sharif, and CJCS Marine Gen. Dunford)

We often receive comments from forum members who ask why the U.S. is not helping alleviate some of the financial burden placed on the Pakistani military due to their operations against the militants. As some of you might be aware, the Coalition Support Fund program, which began in 2002, was designed to support and financially reimburse our allies for their participation in the U.S. military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. Pakistan, for its continued support to our mission in Afghanistan, and aiding in the overall goal of stability in the region has been the largest recipient of the funds under this program. It is true that our Mil-to-Mil relations have been through a few challenges but we have successfully overcome them.

In the last fiscal quarter of 2015, out of the 1.6Billion in Coalition Support Funds, Pakistan received the largest share, $712million. Even, in the newly approved 2016 Coalition Support Fund Bill, a large portion of the Fund is projected for Pakistan.

Haroon Ahmad
DET - U.S. Central Command
www.facebook.com/centcomurdu

Give more or forget influence in south Asia and good luck with India the last hope u shall have to get some leverage in South Asia