LAHORE: The newly appointed Ambassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to Pakistan, Dr Rajeh Tami Al-Baqami, called on the Governor of Punjab, Sardar Saleem Haider Khan, at the Governor House in Lahore.
During the meeting, discussions were held on matters of mutual interest, as well as on further strengthening bilateral relations between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.
Speaking on the occasion, the governor stated that the joint defence agreement between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia serves as a milestone for peace in the region. He emphasized that the alliance between Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Türkiye is not directed against any other nation; rather, its primary objective is to promote peace and security within the region.
The governor affirmed that Pakistan stands firmly with Saudi Arabia in support of its sovereignty, honour, and dignity. He noted that Pakistan shares an unbreakable bond of brotherhood, affection, and spirituality with Saudi Arabia. The Governor highlighted that both nations have stood by each other in every difficult time. He further remarked that the people of Pakistan hold a special devotion for Saudi Arabia, rooted in the presence of the Harmain Sharifain (the Two Holy Mosques).
The Governor of Punjab underscored that the protection of the Harmain Sharifain remains a top priority for Pakistan, adding that the Pakistani people consider Saudi Arabia their second home.
On this occasion, the Saudi Ambassador, Dr Rajeh Tami Al-Baqami, expressed his gratitude for the affection shown by the people of Pakistan, particularly those in Punjab. He reiterated his commitment to further enhancing bilateral cooperation between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia across all sectors.
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