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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan鈥檚 Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif met 抖阴短视频鈥檚 Deputy Interior Minister Dr. Nasser bin Abdulaziz Al-Dawood on Tuesday, with the premier expressing satisfaction over the implementation of recently signed business agreements between the two countries worth $2.8 billion, his office said.
Pakistani and Saudi businesses signed 27 memorandums of agreement (MoUs) worth $2.2 billion on Oct. 10 during the Saudi investment minister鈥檚 visit to Islamabad. The Saudi minister announced on Oct. 30 whilst Sharif was visiting the Kingdom that both sides had agreed to enhance the number of business agreements from 27 to 34 and increase their value from $2.2 billion to $2.8 billion.
Al-Dawood called on PM Sharif in Islamabad where the two leaders discussed bilateral relations, the Prime Minister鈥檚 Office (PMO) said. During the meeting, Sharif thanked the Saudi leadership and government for always supporting Pakistan.
鈥淭he Prime Minister expressed his satisfaction over the implementation of MoUs between 抖阴短视频 and Pakistan with regard to Saudi Investment of 2.8 billion USD in Pakistan,鈥� the PMO said. 

The two sides also discussed the escalation in tensions in the Middle East and Israel鈥檚 war on Gaza. Sharif appreciated the Saudi leadership for holding the Arab-Islamic Summit this month and praised Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman鈥檚 stance on the Palestine issue. 
鈥淭he Prime Minister applauded the leadership role of 抖阴短视频 and the efforts of HRH Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in unifying the Ummah to collectively seek an end to violence in Gaza due to Israel鈥檚 genocidal actions,鈥� the PMO said. 
Speaking on the importance of defense ties between Pakistan and the Kingdom, Sharif Al-Dawood鈥檚 visit would help bring the two countries closer in terms of cooperation in these areas. 
Pakistan has increasingly sought to strengthen trade and investment ties with friendly nations, particularly the Kingdom, which has promised a $5 billion investment package that cash-strapped Pakistan desperately needs to shore up its dwindling foreign reserves and fight a chronic balance of payment crisis.
Sharif has actively pursued economic diplomacy in the region in recent months, seeking more investments and enhancing trade and regional connectivity for Pakistan. The South Asian country has sought to leverage its position as a transit and trade hub connecting landlocked Central Asian countries with the rest of the world and also pushed for mutually beneficial economic partnerships with Gulf countries.