ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Saudi Arabia will sign several Memorandum of Understandings (MoUs) in the fields ranging from sports to crime.
As per Twitter statements of Foreign Office spokesperson Dr. Muhammad Faisal, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia will sign an agreement in the field of youth and sports, during the maiden visit of Crown prince Muhammad bin Salman.
An MoU on combating organized crime will also be inked between the two countries, as per the FO spokesperson.
In a series of tweets, Dr. Faisal also informed about the formation of Saudi-Pakistan Supreme Coordination Council (SCC).
The SSCC, led by the crown prince and Prime Minister Imran Khan, will be launched during the visit of the royal guest. “The SCC will help the two countries for effective coordination and follow up to achieve mutually agreed objectives,” the spokesperson added.
It is pertinent to mention here that all the arrangements have been finalised for the first-ever visit of Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman, who is scheduled to touch down in Islamabad on Feb 16.
Sources on February 13 had said that seven BMWs 7 Series, one land cruiser, and eight containers carrying essential articles for the crown prince’s personal use had been brought to Pakistan and shifted to the Prime Minister House where the visiting dignitary would stay during the visit.
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