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Saudi Arabia spends 70m riyals to resolve world water issues: RD IIRO

byCT Report
23/03/2017
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ISLAMABAD: Regional Director of International Islamic relief Organization (IIRO) Dr Abdullah Bin Muhammad Ibrahim Ateen Wednesday said Saudi Arabia had spent more then 70 million Riyal to resolve water related issues all over the world and also committed to continue in future.

Addressing a ceremony at the auditorium of IIRO, he said in Pakistan from 1996 total 3,000 wells, many hand pumps and boring projects had been completed and many other projects were under pipeline.

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He said the bilateral relations provided a strong basis to enhance cooperation between Pakistan and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Ambassador of Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Abdullah Bin Marzooq Al Zahri was the chief guest and Chairman Green Task Force Dr Nasir Jamal was also present on the occasion.

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