Islamabad, In a significant move to bolster economic ties, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have agreed to enhance investment in crucial sectors including oil, gas, construction, food, and agriculture. This agreement was reached following a series of meetings between Dr. Gohar Ejaz, Pakistan’s Minister for Commerce and Industry, and his Saudi counterparts in the fields of Investment and Commerce during his recent visit to the kingdom.

According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, the discussions between Dr. Gohar Ejaz and the Saudi ministers were focused on exploring avenues to amplify bilateral trade and investment. The delegation-level talks aimed at identifying and advancing mutual interests in economic cooperation between the two nations.

During these meetings, Saudi authorities expressed a firm commitment to strengthening trade relations with Pakistan, signaling a positive trajectory for future collaborations. The emphasis on sectors such as oil, gas, construction, food, and agriculture highlights the strategic areas of focus for both countries, promising to yield significant benefits in terms of economic growth and development.

This agreement marks a pivotal step in the ongoing efforts to deepen the economic partnership between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, with the potential to significantly impact the economies of both countries positively.