PM, MBS discuss Houthi challenge
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has reiterated Pakistan’s “strong condemnation” of the recent attacks by Houthis on Saudi Arabia’s civilian and economic infrastructure, during his telephonic conversation with Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman. The said telephonic conversation took place on Sunday afternoon, said an official statement issued here. The statement…
In a telephonic conversation on Sunday afternoon, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif of Pakistan reiterated his "strong condemnation" of the recent Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia's civilian and economic infrastructure, according to an official statement. The statement described the conversation as "warm and most cordial," highlighting the mutual solidarity between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia as well as the "brotherly people of Saudi Arabia."
The prime minister expressed concern over the Houthi actions, stating that they have threatened regional peace and security and could further disrupt global economy and energy supplies. Sharif emphasized his commitment to defusing tensions and bringing peace to the region.
Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia appreciated Pakistan's steadfast support to Saudi Arabia and its efforts for peace and stability in the region. The crown prince praised the prime minister for his wise and sagacious leadership throughout the crisis.
The two leaders agreed to maintain close contact and look forward to meeting each other at an early date.
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