Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has stressed the need to strengthen economic relations between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.
He made these remarks during a meeting with Saudi Ambassador Dr. Rajeh Tami Albugamy in Islamabad.
Aurangzeb reaffirmed the government’s commitment to structural reforms and a stable, predictable investment environment. He said these efforts aim to support both domestic and foreign investment.
Saudi Ambassador Calls for Greater Business Engagement
Saudi Ambassador Dr. Rajeh Tami Albugamy highlighted the longstanding relationship between the two countries, which is rooted in shared faith, history, mutual trust and respect.
He emphasised that stronger business-to-business engagement could deepen people-to-people connections. Moreover, closer commercial ties could create economic opportunities that benefit both countries.
Agriculture, Minerals and Mining Among Key Sectors
During the meeting, both sides explored opportunities for cooperation in agriculture, minerals, mining and other sectors with investment potential.
They also stressed the importance of turning shared priorities into practical results. Stronger commercial engagement, they noted, could help expand bilateral economic cooperation and create new investment opportunities.
The discussions reflect both countries’ interest in building on their longstanding relationship through increased trade, investment and private-sector collaboration.
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