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Pakistan to get record investment on Saudi Crown Prince visit: Ghulam Sarwar Khan

byCT Report
13/02/2019
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan will get record investment on the visit of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman, who is scheduled to arrive on February 16, 2019, said a minister on Wednesday.

Ghulam Sarwar Khan, Federal Minister for Petroleum said that due to arrival of Prince Salman in Pakistan, spring will also land. The public respects that Saudi Government is accompanying Pakistan on the road of development and welfare. He said that due to Saudi Crown Prince visit, the country will get record investment.

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He said that due religious association Pakistan’s heart beats with Saudi Arabia. This is the reason that people of Pakistan has tremendous admiration for Saudi royal family and waiting for the arrival of Prince Salman.

This visit will have far reaching results. He said that both countries share brotherly relation for decades and this relation are solidifying day by day.

This government welcomes Saudi investment. This Saudi investment happened after the government’s hard work in getting foreign investment so that Pakistan’s economy can be strengthened due to foreign investment.

General public will also get benefit from this investment. Public circles are commending PTI government for getting this investment, he said. This venture will also result in refinery of billion dollars will be made in Gwadar, he added.

 

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