To terminate the designation of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan as a major non-NATO ally, and for other purposes.

HR 94 terminates the United States' designation of Pakistan as a "major non-NATO ally" effective upon the bill's enactment. This status, which grants certain defense and economic benefits, is revoked under current law. The bill also prevents future designations unless the President submits a certification to Congress proving Pakistan is actively disrupting the Haqqani Network's operations - including stopping safe havens, coordinating with Afghanistan on border security, and prosecuting network leaders. The law directly affects U.S. foreign policy relations with Pakistan and the flow of associated military and economic assistance.