Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz’s meeting with the Saudi-Pak Joint Business Council in Lahore is a big step forward in strengthening the economic ties between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. A high-level delegation from Saudi Arabia, led by Prince Mansour bin Muhammad bin Saad Al Saud, came to Lahore to explore fresh opportunities for trade and investment collaboration between Punjab and the Kingdom.
During their discussions, both parties focused on boosting cooperation in vital sectors like energy, agriculture, infrastructure, and industrial development. The delegation showed a strong interest in investment opportunities in Punjab, highlighting the province’s robust business potential and its strategic significance in Pakistan’s expanding economy.
Maryam Nawaz reiterated her government’s dedication to creating a business-friendly atmosphere, supporting foreign investors, and fostering long-term economic partnerships. She expressed gratitude for Saudi Arabia’s ongoing support of Pakistan’s development initiatives and acknowledged the Kingdom’s humanitarian aid to communities affected by floods.
The Saudi business delegation also stressed the importance of nurturing sustainable bilateral relations through joint ventures, public-private partnerships, and broader trade frameworks. These discussions are likely to lead to future cooperation agreements and new investment projects aimed at enhancing both provincial and national growth.
As Punjab strives to establish itself as an economic hub, this meeting underscores the province’s increasing role in regional trade diplomacy. The interaction between the Saudi-Pak Joint Business Council and Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz reflects Pakistan’s larger vision of strengthening its ties with the Middle East through mutual respect, economic collaboration, and shared progress.
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