World Liberty Financial (WLF) — a project reportedly linked to the Trump family — has signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) with the Pakistan Crypto Council (PCC).

Purpose: To accelerate blockchain innovation, expand stablecoin adoption, and boost DeFi (Decentralized Finance) development in Pakistan.

Who was involved:

WLF Delegation included:

Zachary Folkman

Zachary Witkoff (son of U.S. Special Envoy to the Middle East, Steve Witkoff)

Chase Herro

Meetings held with top Pakistani leaders:

Prime Minister of Pakistan

Chief of Army Staff

Finance Minister

Deputy Prime Minister

Minister of Information

Minister of Defence

What was discussed:

Regulatory Sandboxes: Creating environments to test blockchain-based financial products under government oversight.

DeFi Growth: Developing decentralized finance applications for Pakistan's financial markets.

Asset Tokenization: Exploring ways to digitize assets like real estate, gold, and commodities.

Stablecoin Use Cases: Facilitating faster and cheaper remittances (important for Pakistan's economy) and international trade.

Policy and Advisory Support: WLF offering strategic advice on building a blockchain-based digital economy.

Why Pakistan?

Huge Youth Population: Over 64% of Pakistanis are under 30 years old — tech-savvy and ready to adopt new financial technologies.

Crypto Popularity: Pakistan ranks among the top countries in global crypto adoption, handling an estimated $300 billion in annual crypto transactions.

New Government Policy: Pakistan is actively preparing to legalize and regulate cryptocurrencies, making it a fertile market for blockchain expansion.

PCC Creation: Pakistan recently launched the Pakistan Crypto Council (March 2025) to formalize its crypto sector.

Future Outlook:

Pakistan's government is expected to announce a comprehensive crypto legalization framework very soon.

This collaboration could help position Pakistan as a global leader in blockchain technology, just like how the UAE and Singapore have done.

The Trump-associated involvement signals serious American interest in develop

ing Pakistan’s digital economy, potentially increasing foreign investment.