Tag: Saudi Ambassador

  • ASP Sheharbano to be given treat by Saudi royalty for her bravery

    ASP Sheharbano to be given treat by Saudi royalty for her bravery

    Saudi Ambassador to Pakistan Nawaf bin Said Al-Malki met the brave police officer ASP Sheharbano Naqvi and announced that the Kingdom is arranging a royal visit for her along with her family.

    The news was broken by Murtaza Ali Shah of Geo News who shared that the diplomat offered the trip to the ASP during their meeting at the Saudi Embassy.
    Al-Malki hosted ASP Sheharbano, appreciated the courage of the police officer, and told her that the Saudi govt would bear the expenses of her travel to Saudi with her family as a royal guest.

    Syeda Sheharbano Naqvi is being lauded for her display of courage in rescuing a woman from a fanatic mob in the Ichra market. She recently met Chief of Army Staff General Syed Asim Munir at General Headquarters where the army chief appreciated her for her bravery.

    She has also been nominated for the highest artillery award in the police, the Quaid-i-Azam Police Medal (QPM).

  • Pakistan to receive $2 billion deposit from Saudi Arabia in State Bank within next few days

    Pakistan to receive $2 billion deposit from Saudi Arabia in State Bank within next few days

    Muhammad Jawad Sohrab Malik, the Special Assistant to the Prime Minister, had a meeting with Nawaf bin Said Al-Malki, the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to Pakistan, in Islamabad. The objective of the meeting was to discuss the ways to enhance bilateral collaboration between the two countries.

    During the meeting, Jawad expressed gratitude for Saudi Arabia’s consistent support for Pakistan. He thanked the ambassador for confirming that the $2 billion pledged by the Kingdom would be deposited within the next seven working days in the SBP account. Both parties showed a commitment to strengthening bilateral ties between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.

    The SAPM highlighted the significance of Saudi Arabia’s assistance and stated that the $2 billion loan would help Pakistan overcome the current financial crisis. He further explained that this would pave the way for securing similar assurances not only from the IMF but also from other friendly countries such as the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and others, which would lead to the much-awaited staff-level agreement (SLA) with the IMF and unlock multilateral disbursements.

    Nawaf bin Said Al-Malki emphasized the Kingdom’s commitment to building long-term, sustainable investment transactions between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. He reiterated Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s pledge to increase Saudi Arabian investments in Pakistan’s energy and IT sectors to $10 billion within the next few years.

    The Saudi envoy expressed keen interest on behalf of the Saudi government in recruiting more manpower from Pakistan during the current and next year for various sectors of the kingdom. He stated that the Saudi labor market is continuing to expand, mainly due to the launch of several mega projects under Saudi Vision 2030.

    While highlighting the diverse business landscape in Pakistan, the SAPM expressed that Pakistan has a lot to offer in both the goods and services sectors. He commended the Kingdom’s commitment to providing enhanced employment opportunities for the Pakistani workforce in its future development ventures, as well as the valuable contributions of Saudi FDI in boosting the country’s economic outlook.

    During the meeting, both dignitaries engaged in fruitful discussions on the further strengthening of bilateral business relations, recruitment of more workforce from Pakistan, and enhancing FDI in potential sectors of the economy. Both the Saudi Ambassador and SAPM Jawad Sohrab Malik expressed confidence that their discussions would pave the way for a new era of deeper and more meaningful collaboration between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.