Saudi Ambassador and Pak Minister Strengthen Bilateral Relations

Saudi Ambassador Nawaf Bin Said Ahmad al-Maliki recently met with Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi to discuss mutual interests and strengthen Pak-Saudi relations. The meeting focused on cooperation in various fields, including support for Islamabad police and upcoming visits.

Ambassador al-Maliki assured full support for Islamabad police, emphasizing Saudi Arabia's commitment to enhancing their capabilities. Minister Naqvi expressed gratitude for housing facilities provided to FC personnel and highlighted the strong economic ties between the two countries.

They discussed the anticipated visit of Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to Pakistan, which is expected to further solidify the relationship between the nations. Minister Naqvi mentioned the successful recent visit of Saudi investors to Pakistan, showcasing the growing economic partnership.

In response to the meeting, Minister Naqvi issued orders for a crackdown on encroachments in Islamabad, emphasizing the importance of upholding the law without bias. The Capital Development Authority (CDA) promptly initiated an operation to remove illegal structures and encroachments, demonstrating joint efforts to maintain order in the capital.

The discussions between Ambassador al-Maliki and Minister Naqvi underscore the strong ties between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, with a focus on cooperation, support, and mutual interests. The upcoming visit of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman holds promise for further strengthening the relationship, while the crackdown on encroachments reflects a commitment to upholding the law and maintaining order in Islamabad.