ISLAMABAD: President Asif Zardari on Friday met Saudi Ambassador Nawaf bin Saeed Ahmed Al-Malki to discuss ways to enhance bilateral cooperation, particularly in trade, economy and culture.

During the meeting, President Zardari invited Saudi investors to explore opportunities in Pakistan.

“Pakistan and Saudi Arabia enjoy deep-rooted and historic relations based on shared faith and mutual trust,” the president said, emphasising the importance of strengthening economic ties for the mutual benefit of both nations.

He expressed gratitude to the Kingdom for its continued support, especially during times of need, and noted that both countries share similar views on regional and international issues.

Published in Dawn, July 26th, 2025

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