Pakistani PM Sharif receives new Saudi Ambassador
ISLAMABAD — Prime Minister of Pakistan Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif received the new Saudi Ambassador to Pakistan Dr. Rajeh Albugamy in Islamabad on Friday.Sharif congratulated the ambassador on his appointment, stressing that Pakistan-Saudi relations have developed significantly in recent years, and reaffirmed his country's commitment to strengthening institutional cooperation and advancing the…
Islamabad — On Friday, Pakistani Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif welcomed the newly appointed Saudi Ambassador to Pakistan, Dr. Rajeh Albugamy. Sharif congratulated Albugamy on his appointment and highlighted the substantial progress in Pakistan-Saudi relations over recent years, reaffirming Pakistan's dedication to enhancing institutional cooperation and advancing the bilateral partnership in diverse sectors.
The Prime Minister emphasized that Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have always stood by each other, with the Strategic Mutual Defense Agreement and the Makkah Joint Defense Agreement marking historic milestones in their deep-rooted fraternal ties, reflecting a shared commitment to regional peace and security. Albugamy delivered the greetings of King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, extending wishes for continued progress and prosperity for Pakistan's government and people.
Sharif instructed Albugamy to relay his greetings to the Saudi leaders, reiterated Pakistan's support for the Kingdom, and expressed gratitude for Saudi Arabia's ongoing economic and financial assistance. Albugamy thanked Sharif for Pakistan's fraternal attitude towards the Kingdom and affirmed his commitment to further strengthening bilateral ties. Sharif wished Albugamy success in his role and assured his government's full support.
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