Pakistan’s post-2001 alliance with the US brought financial rewards

Evidence

Talbot observes how Pakistan’s cooperation led to “the influx of foreign aid [to Pakistan] … and the rescheduling of debt by the Paris Club of donors to help the accelerating growth rates. President Bush’s removal of economic sanctions, which had been in place since the nuclear tests and the Musharraf coup, paved the way for over $600 million in economic support funds to be received in 2002” (Pakistan, 173). — Peter Morey, Islamophobia and the Novel, 870

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Category: Factual Claims