A high-level delegation from Saudi Arabia touched down in Pakistan for crucial business discussions, as reported by Aaj News.
Welcoming the delegation in Islamabad were Federal Ministers Musadik Malik and Jam Kamal Khan.
Comprising leaders from over thirty Saudi companies spanning agriculture, technology, retail, and corporate sectors, the delegation aims to foster business ties.
The focus of the meetings revolves around negotiating trade deals and exploring investment opportunities with Pakistani entrepreneurs, according to an official statement.
Key sectors like IT, energy, and agriculture are poised for significant B2B deliberations.
In light of economic challenges, including burgeoning external debt and limited foreign investment, Islamabad intensifies engagement with bilateral partners.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif recently chaired a high-level review meeting, discussing progress on Saudi investments and projects in Pakistan.
Expressing gratitude for Saudi Arabia’s support during his recent visit, the Prime Minister highlighted the importance of the Saudi delegation’s visit.
Anticipating fruitful discussions, the Prime Minister hopes for substantial outcomes from meetings between Pakistani businessmen and the Saudi delegation.
During his recent visit, Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud emphasized the potential to boost investment further, overcoming existing challenges.