Shura Council Speaker Sheikh Dr. Abdullah Al Sheikh Meets Pakistan Prime Minister To Discuss Bilateral Relations
Sheikh Dr. Abdullah Al Sheikh, Speaker of the Shura Council, met with Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif in Islamabad. During the meeting, Dr. Al Sheikh conveyed greetings from His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud to the Pakistani leader. He also expressed the Crown Prince's hopes for Pakistan's continued progress and prosperity.
Prime Minister Sharif reciprocated by sending his regards to HRH the Crown Prince. He wished for further prosperity and well-being for Saudi Arabia's government and its people. The prime minister praised the significant changes happening in Saudi Arabia under Vision 2030, led by HRH the Crown Prince.

The discussions between the two officials focused on enhancing relations between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan across various sectors. They also reviewed issues of mutual interest that could benefit both nations. The meeting underscored the importance of collaboration in achieving shared goals.
Sharif highlighted the strong historical and fraternal ties between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. He noted how these deep-rooted connections have fostered a unique relationship between their peoples over time. This bond continues to be a foundation for cooperation in numerous areas.
The Pakistani prime minister acknowledged the transformative impact of Saudi Vision 2030 on the Kingdom's development and economic growth. He pointed out how this vision has brought about a qualitative leap in various fields, enhancing Saudi Arabia's regional and international stature.
Dr. Al Sheikh praised the comprehensive renaissance occurring in Saudi Arabia under King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud and HRH the Crown Prince's leadership. He emphasized how these developments have bolstered Saudi Arabia's position on both regional and global stages.
The meeting concluded with both leaders reaffirming their commitment to strengthening bilateral ties further. They expressed optimism about future collaborations that would benefit both countries economically and socially.
With inputs from SPA