ISLAMABAD (Reuters) -U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to visit Pakistan in September, two local television news channels reported on Thursday, citing sources familiar with the matter. 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.

India maintains that all issues between New Delhi and Islamabad must be resolved bilaterally, rejecting any third-party involvement.

Pakistan's foreign office has denied having any knowledge of the US President's potential visit to the country.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump is set to visit Pakistan on September 18, 2025, for high-level talks on regional security.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi subsequently declined an invitation from Trump to visit Washington following the G7 summit in Canada in June, according to Reuters. The decision, analysts say, reflects New Delhi’s growing unease with Trump’s posture toward Pakistan and a shift in India’s external strategy.

A political and diplomatic dogfight is underway over a prospective visit to Pakistan by US President Donald Trump e.

Two leading Pakistani television news channels withdrew reports on Thursday that U.S. President Donald Trump planned to visit the South Asian nation, with one of them issuing an apology.

The White House has denied media reports claiming President Donald Trump plans to visit Pakistan, confirming no such trip is scheduled. Trump will instead travel to Scotland and the UK this fall.

The White House has not announced or confirmed any such travel arrangements, contrary to what has been reported by news channels in Pakistan.

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