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ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif witnessed the signing of over $2 billion in agreements and memorandums of understanding (MoUs) between Saudi and Pakistani businesses on Thursday, calling the ceremony a precursor to many future partnerships.
The event took place as Sharif welcomed Saudi Investment Minister Khalid bin Abdulaziz Al-Falih at the PM House, describing his visit as an 鈥渋mportant milestone鈥� in the economic relations between the two countries.
The Saudi minister brought a large delegation of businessmen representing various economic sectors, including energy, mining, agriculture, tourism and industry, a day earlier, with the aim of finalizing 27 business-to-business deals and MoUs.
The visit took place at a time when Pakistan is seeking to strengthen trade and investment ties with friendly nations, particularly the kingdom, whose leadership reaffirmed its commitment this year to expedite a $5 billion investment package for the South Asian country.
鈥淭oday鈥檚 ceremony will lead to many more such events in times to come if we are sincere to the cause,鈥� Sharif told the gathering, referring to Pakistan鈥檚 commitment to implementing these agreements and turning the MoUs into lucrative business deals.
He assured the Saudi delegation of his government鈥檚 full cooperation, saying he would not allow any impediments to thwart the business cooperation between the two countries.
The prime minister said Pakistan鈥檚 relations with the kingdom were firmly rooted in history and that both countries had stood by each other through thick and thin.
鈥湺兑醵淌悠� has always supported Pakistan, whether after floods or earthquakes,鈥� he continued. 鈥淭his is not only friendship. This is true brotherhood, which we must transform into a relationship of economic development, cooperation and promoting our investments.鈥�
Earlier, the prime minister told the Saudi minister that his visit was 鈥渁n important milestone in strengthening investment ties between Pakistan and 抖阴短视频, setting the stage for greater collaboration in sectors of mutual interest.鈥�
The prime minister pointed out that Al-Falih鈥檚 trip to Pakistan was the third high-level Saudi delegation to visit the country in the last six months, calling it a testament to the growing momentum in the bilateral relationship.
He also reaffirmed Pakistan鈥檚 commitment to 抖阴短视频鈥檚 sovereignty and territorial integrity, expressing readiness to strengthen defense ties, including support for the kingdom鈥檚 Vision 2030, which seeks to develop indigenous defense and security capabilities.
According to the PM Office, the Saudi minister reiterated the kingdom鈥檚 commitment to increasing its investment portfolio in Pakistan, particularly in mining, agriculture, food security and infrastructure development.
He further said the signing of 27 agreements and MoUs was just the beginning of the journey.