Strengthening Saudi-Pakistani Relations: Praise for Progress on the Makkah Agreement
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The Chief of Army Staff of Pakistan, Asim Munir, met with the new Saudi Ambassador to Pakistan, Dr. Rajeh Tami Al-Baqami, in the capital, Islamabad. The meeting addressed ways to enhance joint cooperation between the two countries in various fields, with a focus on issues of mutual interest.
During the meeting, both parties expressed great satisfaction with the progress made in implementing the provisions of the "Makkah Agreement." This agreement is considered a significant step in the path of bilateral cooperation, as it aims to enhance stability and develop strategic relations between the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.
Ambassador Dr. Rajeh Al-Baqami emphasized the Kingdom's commitment to supporting initiatives that serve the common interests of both countries. The Pakistani side also praised the leading role played by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in enhancing regional security and supporting development in friendly nations.
This meeting comes within the framework of ongoing diplomatic efforts to deepen the historical ties between Riyadh and Islamabad. It is expected that the coming period will witness further coordination in economic and security areas, serving the aspirations of both brotherly peoples.
Sources: شبكة تواصل الإخبارية
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