Pakistan values its ties with Saudi Arabia, says Sanjrani

ISLAMABAD: Chairman Senate Sadiq Sanjrani has said that Pakistan values its relations with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) and looking forward to further strengthen the bilateral cooperation, ARY News reported on Tuesday.

This he stated, while talking to newsmen, after inaugurating photography exhibition highlighting Pak-Saudi relations in Islamabad.

Ambassador of Saudi Arabia to Pakistan Nawaf bin Said Al-Malki and leader of the house in Senate Shibli Faraz also accompanied the chairman Senate.

The exhibition highlights different development projects by Saudi Arabia in Pakistan and different leaders visiting the country.

Sanjrani while highlighting the role of Saudia for peace and stability in the region said that, “Both the countries can extend their cooperation for sustainable peace and stability in the region.”

He said Pakistan welcomes heavy investments from the Kingdom as it would be helpful to steer Pakistan out of present economic crisis.

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The chairman Senate told that he has invited Saudi Shora’s delegation to visit Pakistan.

It may be noted that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman is also due in Pakistan in coming days; arrangements for his visit in Islamabad are in full swing.

Sources say “historical deals” which would be inked during the visit of the crown prince are being given final shape.