Islamabad, December 20, 2024 — Sheikh Dr. Abdullah bin Mohammed bin Ibrahim Al Al-Sheikh, the esteemed Speaker of the Shura Council of Saudi Arabia, is currently on an official visit to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. On December 19, 2024, he held high-level talks with Sardar Ayaz Sadiq, the Speaker of the National Assembly of Pakistan, at the National Assembly in Islamabad.
The meeting between the two prominent leaders focused on enhancing the brotherly relations between the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. Both speakers emphasized the importance of further strengthening the deep-rooted ties that unite the two nations and their people, with a commitment to promoting mutual cooperation in various sectors, particularly in parliamentary affairs.
During the discussions, Sheikh Dr. Al Al-Sheikh and Sardar Sadiq explored several avenues to support and expand bilateral parliamentary relations between the Shura Council and the National Assembly of Pakistan. The two leaders acknowledged the longstanding friendship between the two countries and agreed on the importance of fostering deeper collaboration through frequent exchanges, joint initiatives, and shared efforts to address regional and global challenges.
In addition to strengthening parliamentary ties, the talks covered a wide range of issues of common interest, including economic cooperation, regional security, and cultural exchanges. Both parties expressed their desire to work together more closely to advance their shared goals and priorities, ensuring that both Saudi Arabia and Pakistan continue to benefit from a robust, multifaceted partnership.
This visit reflects the ongoing commitment of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to enhance its diplomatic relations with Pakistan, focusing on building stronger ties through mutual understanding, respect, and collaborative initiatives in various spheres of governance and development. The discussions between the two leaders are expected to serve as a foundation for further cooperation and pave the way for future engagements between the two parliaments.
