During a Pakistan-Saudi Arabia investment conference held in Islamabad on Monday, Saudi Arabia’s Deputy Investment Minister, Ibrahim Almubarak, termed Pakistan a “suitable country for investments.”
Addressing the event, Almubarak said Saudi companies value Pakistan’s investment potential and underscored that the delegation’s visit will provide opportunities to expand trade relations between the two countries.
The Saudi minister’s remarks come as he leads the Kingdom’s 50-member high-level delegation, which arrived in Islamabad on Sunday to explore various avenues of trade and investment.
Highlighting that a large number of Pakistanis are contributing to the development of the Kingdom, the dignitary said that Saudi investors are interested in investing in various sectors in Pakistan.
The conference follows discussions between Prime Minister (PM) Shehbaz Sharif and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman to boost bilateral trade and investment, aiming to bolster Pakistan’s economy during financial challenges.
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