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

Summary

Terminates the United States designation of Pakistan as a "major non‑NATO ally" on enactment and prevents the President from re‑designating Pakistan as such unless the President submits a written certification to Congress showing specific, verifiable actions by Pakistan against the Haqqani Network. The required certification must show Pakistan is disrupting Haqqani safe havens, taking steps to prevent their use of Pakistani territory, coordinating with Afghanistan to restrict militant movement, and arresting/prosecuting senior and mid‑level Haqqani operatives.

• Ends Pakistan's designation as a U.S. "major non‑NATO ally" immediately upon enactment.
• Bars the President from re‑designating Pakistan as a MNNA unless a written certification to Congress proves progress against the Haqqani Network.
• Certification must show Pakistan is disrupting Haqqani safe havens, preventing their use of Pakistani territory, coordinating with Afghanistan, and arresting/prosecuting Haqqani operatives.
• Creates a statutory, written congressional oversight step tied to re‑designation rather than creating new programs or appropriations.
• Focuses U.S. policy on countering a specific militant network rather than broader diplomatic or economic conditions.
• Does not itself provide funding, change tax law, or impose mandates on U.S. states or localities.
• Replaces discretionary executive flexibility to re‑designate with a certification requirement tied to verifiable security actions.
• May affect defense cooperation, arms sales, and the legal basis for some military and security benefits previously available under MNNA status.