Islamabad, In a gesture underscoring the deep ties between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, Nawaf Bin Said Al-Malki, the Saudi Ambassador to Pakistan, has pledged to fund the renovation of the Shah Faisal Mosque in Islamabad. The commitment was made during his visit to the mosque alongside Caretaker Interior Minister Gohar Ejaz today, signaling a significant contribution towards the preservation and enhancement of this iconic religious site.

According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, the Caretaker Interior Minister Gohar Ejaz, speaking at the mosque, highlighted the structure’s importance as a special gift from Saudi Arabia to Pakistan. He acknowledged the mosque’s need for beautification and renovation, necessitated by the wear and tear over time. Ejaz expressed gratitude towards Ambassador Al-Malki for assuming the financial responsibilities associated with the mosque’s upcoming beautification and renovation works.

The Shah Faisal Mosque, a prominent symbol of the friendship between the two nations, stands as one of the largest mosques in the world and a key architectural landmark in the capital city of Islamabad. This renovation initiative not only reflects the ongoing support from Saudi Arabia but also emphasizes the mutual respect and brotherhood that characterizes the relationship between the two countries.

The pledge from the Saudi Ambassador to bear all renovation expenses exemplifies a commitment to maintaining the mosque’s grandeur and significance for future generations. As the mosque prepares for its facelift, this collaboration between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia serves as a testament to their enduring partnership and shared cultural heritage.