Islamabad, In a move indicative of growing economic ties between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, a delegation of Saudi investors from Al Ajlan Holding expressed interest in exploring investment opportunities in Pakistan. This expression of interest came during their visit to the Special Investment Facilitation Council in Islamabad, signifying a potential boost in bilateral economic cooperation.

According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, the delegation, led by Deputy Chairman Muhammad bin Abdulaziz Ajlan, was briefed on various investment opportunities within Pakistan. The meeting underscored the evolving nature of the long-standing relationship between the two countries, highlighting a shift towards multilateral cooperation that includes both government and private sector engagement.

The visit of the Saudi investor group to Islamabad is a testament to the deep-rooted diplomatic and economic relations between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. It also reflects the broader strategy of Pakistan to attract foreign investment by showcasing the country’s potential in various sectors to international investors. The Special Investment Facilitation Council plays a crucial role in this regard, acting as a bridge between potential investors and the opportunities available in Pakistan.

This development is expected to pave the way for further economic collaboration between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, opening new avenues for investment that could benefit both economies. The involvement of Al Ajlan Holding, a prominent Saudi investor group, signals a positive outlook for future investment projects in Pakistan, reinforcing the country’s position as a viable destination for international capital.