Pakistan and Saudi Arabia enhance defence and trade relations

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Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif met with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Thursday to strengthen ties between their countries. This meeting took place in Saudi Arabia as part of Sharif’s four-day official visit. During the discussions, both leaders focused on boosting cooperation in defense, trade, energy, and investment. They emphasized the importance of working together to address regional security challenges and enhance economic partnerships. PM Shehbaz praised Saudi Arabia's commitment to increasing investments in key sectors of Pakistan. This investment is seen as vital for Pakistan’s economic growth and stability. The leaders also agreed to focus on cultural exchanges and educational collaboration to strengthen people-to-people ties. The talks included meetings with Saudi officials like Investment Minister Khalid Al-Falih. They discussed ways to accelerate joint projects and attract Saudi investors to Pakistan’s promising sectors, such as energy and technology. As part of his visit, PM Shehbaz traveled to Madinah, where he was welcomed by local officials. He planned to pay respects at significant religious sites and pray for Pakistan’s prosperity during his trip.


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