Saudi Arabia rolled out same-day visa processing for Pakistani citizens through its embassy located in Islamabad. During the same time, both nations reached an agreement to broaden their joint efforts in oil storage, refinery upgrades, energy supplies, and minerals.
Petroleum Minister Ali Pervaiz Malik revealed these updates following his meeting with Dr. Rajeh bin Tami Al-Baqami, who is the newly appointed Saudi ambassador to Pakistan, to review potential ventures in petroleum, mining, and energy.
Malik confirmed that the Islamabad embassy implemented the rapid visa processing service for citizens of Pakistan.
Additionally, Malik extended an invitation to Khalid al-Mudafier, the Vice Minister of Mining for Saudi Arabia, asking him to join the Pakistan Minerals Investment Forum scheduled for November 12 and 13 in Islamabad.
Representatives from both governments noted that their enduring strategic and defense alliance creates a strong base for wider economic cooperation, regional stability, and peace.
Ambassador Al-Baqami stated that Riyadh highly values the historic backing from Pakistan, emphasizing that the two nations remain united through every situation. He mentioned that their energy and defense agreements are designed to foster economic growth, stability, and regional peace.
In response, Malik stated that Pakistan treasures its traditional ties with Saudi Arabia and stays dedicated to growing partnerships in strategic fields.
