Pakistan

ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Information and Widecasting Chaudhry Fawad Hussain Friday said the government had finalized arrangements to warmly welcome Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman to Pakistan and Prime Minister Imran Khan would personally get him at the airport.Talking to media persons, Fawad Hussain said that a fleet of Pakistan Air Force jets would escort his aeroplanes as they enter the country airspace.
The Crown Prince would be given a 21 guns salute at the airport.The minister said the Supreme Coordination Council had been constituted between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia which would be headed by Prime Minister Imran Khan from Pakistan and by Mohammad bin Salman from Saudi Arabia, to address various issues and to remove obstacles in implementation of all the agreements between the two countries.He said a dinner would be hosted at the Prime Minister Home which would be addressed by both Imran Khan and Mohammad bin Salman.There would be a coordination session between the joint working groups of both the countries and they would discuss their fields of interest, he said.
Consentments worth billions of dollars would be signed, he said adding huge investments in Pakistan were expected from Saudi Arabia, much higher than its preceding investments.He said the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf government was trying to accommodate the country maximum manpower in Saudi Arabia as they were planning to build two new cities.It would be the government precedence to utilize maximum Pakistani labour in that project, he added.
Replying to a question, he said Pakistan and Saudi Arabia were endelighting the deep-rooted and historical relationship and the visit of Saudi Prince would further strengthen the fraternal ties.TheIndianSubcontinent has not verified the content of the source.
This first appeared/also appeared in https://feedproxy.google.com/~r/com/YEor/~3/KmFlpJPLFcs/432371-pm-imran-khan-to-receive-saudi-crown-prince-at-airport-fawad





Unlimited Portal Access + Monthly Magazine - 12 issues


Contribute US to Start Broadcasting - It's Voluntary!


ADVERTISE


Merchandise (Peace Series)

 


Ministers get whopping pay raise as president approves ordinance


Clean drinking water out of reach for half of Karachi residents


[Pakistan] - Tainted milk utilized in ratings of Karachi tea stores


Karachi to witness strong winds, light rain: Met Office


Jamiat Ahl-e-Hadees Senator Professor Sajid Mir dies at 86


HVT among five terrorists neutralised in KP operations


[Pakistan] - Worry grips Kashmir's towns along LoC


[Pakistan] - April sets record as one of hottest, driest months in decades


Pakistan conducts training launch of 450-kilometre-range missile


[Pakistan] - Pakistan might call UNSC meeting over India tensions: Pak UN envoy


Pakistan to strike structures if India tries to block water, warns defence minister


Pahalgam attack: Army vows to confront India's 'deliberate destabilisation efforts'


[Pakistan] - Court sends out 82 PTI workers to jail in Nov 26 protest case


[Pakistan] - 2 ladies amongst 4 dead in different road accidents throughout Karachi


Storm alerts issued as severe weather batters Punjab, KP


Bilawal vows to confront Modi to save Indus River


[Pakistan] - COAS states armed forces resolve to secure national interests 'absolute'


Justice is God's domain, judges rule by documents: Justice Mandokhail


£190m case: Imran's appeal against conviction unlikely to be heard this year


[Pakistan] - Pakistan's everyday wage employees review battles on Labour Day


Pakistan Army stages military exercises as tensions with India escalate


[Pakistan] - Three CTD personnel martyred, two terrorists killed in Bannu shootout


President, PM pledge to protect workers' rights, welfare on Labour Day


[Pakistan] - United States pushes India and Pakistan to collaborate to de-escalate stress


Pakistan destroys Indian bunkers, checkpost in response to unprovoked LoC violation


Pakistan debunks Indian 'propaganda', warns world of threat to regional instability


India to carry out military action against Pakistan soon, warns minister


NIRC, ILO join hands for Labour Day 2025 conference


[Pakistan] - Pakistan most likely to hit historical high of 50 ° C: report