Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will hold high-level talks with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on bilateral cooperation, regional security and developments in the Middle East.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is set to depart for Saudi Arabia today on a two-day official visit aimed at reinforcing the longstanding strategic partnership between Islamabad and Riyadh and discussing pressing regional developments.
During the visit, the prime minister is expected to meet with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for wide-ranging talks covering bilateral relations, economic cooperation and regional security, according to official sources.
The meeting is expected to focus on expanding collaboration in areas of mutual interest, reflecting the close political, diplomatic and economic ties that have long defined relations between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. Both sides are also likely to review ongoing cooperation and explore opportunities to further strengthen their partnership.
Regional security is expected to be a central topic of discussion, particularly in light of the evolving situation in the Middle East. The two leaders are likely to exchange views on developments affecting regional peace and stability, as well as broader strategic cooperation between their countries.
Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have maintained close relations for decades, with Riyadh remaining one of Islamabad’s key economic and diplomatic partners. The kingdom has consistently supported Pakistan through investments, financial assistance and cooperation in energy, trade and defense.
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