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Pakistan releases special song to mark National Day of Saudi Arabia

Pakistan has released a special song, “Ek Doojay Kay Dil-o-Jaan” to mark National Day of Saudi Arabia. The Saudi National Day, celebrated on September 23, marks the 1932 unification of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Glowing tribute has been paid to the enduring bond between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia in the song released by the military’s media wing on Wednesday. Featuring a beautiful melody, the…

Pakistan releases special song to mark National Day of Saudi Arabia

Pakistan has unveiled a special song titled "Ek Doojay Kay Dil-o-Jaan" to commemorate National Day of Saudi Arabia on September 23. This song, released by the military's media wing, ISPR, highlights the enduring bond between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. The song, sung in both Urdu and Arabic, conveys a message of friendship and fraternal ties, emphasizing their historical and strategic relationship.

The melody of "Ek Doojay Kay Dil-o-Jaan" symbolizes the commitment to peace, shared values, and mutual support between the two nations. Pakistan-Saudi Arabia relations are marked by strong historical, fraternal, and strategic ties, with Saudi Arabia's economic support and investment plans playing a significant role. Recent landmark agreements, including a mutual defence pact signed in 2025, have further strengthened the security cooperation between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.

Both countries have expressed their unwavering support for each other, even in times of regional tensions, with Pakistan sending fighter jets and military forces to Saudi Arabia in April 2026. The song stands as a testament to the deep-rooted friendship and fraternal relations that extend from Pakistan to the holy land of Saudi Arabia.

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