Inaugural flight to Pakistan: SAPM Fahd congratulates Riyadh Air
ISLAMABAD: Minister of State/Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Digital Media, Fahd Haroon has congratulated Riyadh Air on the commencement of its operations in Pakistan, with the airline’s inaugural flight from Riyadh arriving in Islamabad on August 14. Fahd Haroon warmly welcomed Riyadh Air to Pakistan, describing the new air link as an important milestone in the enduring brotherly…
Minister of State/Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Digital Media, Fahd Haroon, offered his warmest congratulations to Riyadh Air for launching its inaugural flight into Pakistan. The inaugural flight arrived in Islamabad on August 14, marking an important milestone in the strong relationship between Pakistan and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Fahd Haroon enthusiastically welcomed Riyadh Air to Pakistan, emphasizing that the new air link is a symbol of the deepening ties between the two nations. He highlighted that the increased connectivity would foster greater people-to-people contact, business, tourism, investment, and cultural exchange, further strengthening the bond between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.
Fahd Haroon also praised Ambassador of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques to Pakistan, His Excellency Nawaf bin Saeed Al-Malki, for his support in making this milestone a reality. He acknowledged the teams in Islamabad and Riyadh, including Riyadh Air’s leadership, for their dedication and coordination that enabled the launch of the new service.
The inaugural flight arrived on Pakistan’s 79th Independence Day, adding extra significance to the occasion. Fahd Haroon expressed his personal pleasure in congratulating Riyadh Air and its team, wishing them every success as they embark on this important journey between the two countries. He expressed confidence that Riyadh Air’s presence in Pakistan would further bolster connectivity and contribute to the ongoing strengthening of the Pakistan–Saudi Arabia partnership.
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