Saudi Arabia expresses keen interest in investing in Pakistan

Saudi Arabia has expressed keen interest in investing in Pakistan's diverse sectors, including energy and petroleum, technology, and infrastructure.
The interest was shown by Saudi Ambassador Nawaf bin Said Al-Malki, who met Chairman Board of Investment Muhammad Azfar Ahsan in Islamabad today .
Terming substantial economic Pak-Saudi cooperation vital, the Saudi Ambassador underscored that there is room for collaboration between the two countries in areas of trade and investment.
On the occasion, Board of Investment Chairman briefed the Ambassador about the lucrative investment opportunities in Pakistan with special mention of incentivized priority sectors. He said Pakistan is really looking forward to facilitate Saudi investors in the country.
He also apprised the ambassador on an upcoming investors' meet-up being organized by BOI and requested the ambassador for participation from the Saudi side.
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