New Saudi Ambassador to Pakistan Commits to Strengthening Bilateral Ties

ISLAMABAD: Dr Rajeh Tami Albugamy has officially taken on his role as the new Saudi Ambassador to Pakistan, emphasizing his dedication to enhancing the strategic and fraternal ties between the two nations. The ambassador presented his credentials to President Asif Zardari on Wednesday, expressing gratitude for Pakistan’s supportive stance towards Saudi Arabia.

With a doctorate in human resources management from Brunel University, London, Ambassador Albugamy is particularly focused on bolstering trade and investment relations. During his meeting with President Zardari, he conveyed warm greetings from the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques and the Crown Prince, wishing for continued progress and prosperity for the Pakistani people.

President Zardari highlighted the deep-rooted strategic partnership between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, reaffirming Pakistan’s commitment to the Kingdom’s security and defense. He underscored the importance of strengthening economic ties and acknowledged Saudi Arabia’s financial support, particularly in oil supplies, while also recognizing the significant contributions of the Pakistani community residing in the Kingdom.

Looking ahead, both nations are expected to engage in further discussions aimed at enhancing cooperation in various sectors, with a focus on economic collaboration and mutual support in regional security matters.