Pakistani worker in Sakaka reflects on 35 years of brotherhood in Saudi Arabia
Salahuddin Noor, a Pakistani expatriate, shares how he and his brother have thrived in Sakaka for 35 years, raising families in harmony.
For 35 years, Pakistani worker Salahuddin Noor has lived in Sakaka, Saudi Arabia with his brother, living harmoniously with their families. Noor, a Pakistani national, is a testament to the country's inclusive nature, where residents coexist under a sense of security. He and his brother have raised their children in the Al-Jouf region, with one now serving the community as a doctor after completing medical school.
Speaking to Al Arabiya, Noor expressed his contentment, stating, "We live happily in this country, and its people are like brothers to us. We are surrounded by a warm and welcoming community." He further shared, "I have experienced true brotherhood and kindness from the people of Saudi Arabia, and my life here has become stable."
Noor highlighted that Saudi Arabia's hospitality is not an exception, as the kingdom guarantees rights for both citizens and residents, fostering stability, coexistence, and equal treatment under the law.
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