Sheila Jackson Lee, Chairperson of the Pakistan Caucus in the U.S. Congress, has recently passed away at the age of 74. Her death has brought a wave of sorrow across the globe. Sheila Jackson Lee had been battling pancreatic cancer, and her health had been deteriorating in recent times.

Sheila Jackson Lee was a prominent political figure who stood by Pakistan in every moment of crisis. Whether it was a flood, earthquake, or any other natural disaster, she always raised her voice to support Pakistan. In recognition of her selfless service, the Government of Pakistan honored her with the Hilal-e-Pakistan award.

As the Chairperson of the Pakistan Caucus in the U.S. Congress, Sheila Jackson Lee was a staunch advocate for Pakistan. Whenever Pakistan faced accusations or was criticized for issues related to terrorism, she was always there to defend it. Her efforts led to many decisions in Congress and the White House in favor of Pakistan.

She was not only an active Congress member but also visited Pakistan multiple times, bringing along other Congressmen and Senators to the country. Sheila Jackson Lee’s dedication to Pakistan and her tireless efforts will never be forgotten.

Her passing marks the loss of a true friend and supporter who significantly strengthened U.S.-Pakistan relations. Her memory and contributions will remain alive in the hearts of many.

Saluting Sheila Jackson Lee’s invaluable services.