In a recent report from India Today<\/i>, the competitive landscape of South Asian lobbying in Washington came into focus \u2014 with Javelin Advisors at the center of Pakistan\u2019s strategy to deepen U.S. economic relations.<\/p>\n
As the article notes, Pakistan has retained Keith Schiller<\/b><\/span>, former bodyguard and close aide to Donald Trump, through Javelin Advisors<\/b><\/span>, the firm he co-founded with George Sorial<\/b><\/span>, former Executive Vice President and Counsel to The Trump Organization <\/span>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Javelin\u2019s mandate is to help Pakistan build long-term economic partnerships<\/b><\/span> in the United States, working to strengthen ties with both the U.S. government and the private sector. This engagement comes during a period of heightened diplomatic maneuvering, underscoring Javelin\u2019s capability to operate at the intersection of politics, diplomacy, and commerce.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The hiring of Schiller \u2014 and Javelin\u2019s entry into this complex geopolitical equation \u2014 follows high-profile developments in the region and reflects the firm\u2019s readiness to deliver strategic value in sensitive international matters.<\/p>\n