Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue Muhammad Aurangzeb and Saudi Ambassador Dr. Rajeh Tami Albugamy held a meeting at the Finance Division on Thursday to talk about bilateral economic cooperation, trade, investment, and shared priorities as Islamabad tries to draw more investment-led growth.
Aurangzeb mentioned recent macroeconomic progress in the country, noting better foreign exchange reserves, lower inflation, and higher credit ratings from international agencies.
He talked about the $3 billion Eurobond issuance and entry into China's capital market, stating that Pakistan wants to use these achievements to build investor trust and foster sustainable growth driven by investment.
Pakistan, Saudi Arabia Discuss Investment Opportunities
Both nations reviewed potential areas for collaboration, such as agriculture, minerals, mining, and other promising sectors.
The officials stressed turning common goals into real results and boosting commercial ties between the two nations.
Aurangzeb stated that Pakistan remains dedicated to structural reforms and keeping a steady, predictable climate for local and international investors.
The Saudi ambassador pointed out the historic ties between both countries based on mutual respect, trust, shared faith, and history.
He noted that stronger business connections can improve relations between citizens and generate mutual economic benefits.
Regional Stability and Trade Connectivity
The participants additionally talked about the regional situation and current conflicts, stressing that peace, stability, and ongoing cooperation are vital for tackling emerging challenges and safeguarding regional economic futures.
Both governments renewed their pledge to deepen their strategic partnership and grow trade and investment cooperation through continued dialogue.
