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Highlighted that Saudi Arabia has all the ingredients and is able to attract 50 million tourists
Saudi Arabia and Pakistan signed Sunday eight agreements worth $ 20 billion in the presence of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan.
The agreements include three memoranda of understanding in the renewable energy, oil and mineral sectors, including the $ 10 billion Aramco refinery located in the Pakistani port of Gwadar, which will be the largest in the world .
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said at a ceremony at the Prime Minister 's residence that the signed agreements, worth $ 20 billion, were the first step in the investment and that the future would see more agreements and investments.
The Crown Prince said the accords would be fruitful for both the Kingdom and Pakistan, pointing out that Pakistan is a very important country for the Saudis and that both countries have a promising future.
The crown prince said he believed in the Middle East and was betting on his future and that the kingdom would expand its economic partnership with Pakistan, including the tourism sector.
He stressed that the Kingdom had all the economic and historical components to become a global destination, pointing out that it could attract 50 million tourists over the next 15 years.
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8 agreements of 20 billion dollars. Crown Prince: Pakistan is very important and we have a promising future
Khaled Ali
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2019-02-17
Saudi Arabia and Pakistan signed Sunday eight agreements worth $ 20 billion in the presence of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan.
The agreements include three memoranda of understanding in the renewable energy, oil and mineral sectors, including the $ 10 billion Aramco refinery located in the Pakistani port of Gwadar, which will be the largest in the world .
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said at a ceremony at the Prime Minister 's residence that the signed agreements, worth $ 20 billion, were the first step in the investment and that the future would see more agreements and investments.
The Crown Prince said the accords would be fruitful for both the Kingdom and Pakistan, pointing out that Pakistan is a very important country for the Saudis and that both countries have a promising future.
The crown prince said he believed in the Middle East and was betting on his future and that the kingdom would expand its economic partnership with Pakistan, including the tourism sector.
He stressed that the Kingdom had all the economic and historical components to become a global destination, pointing out that it could attract 50 million tourists over the next 15 years.
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Highlighted that Saudi Arabia has all the ingredients and is able to attract 50 million tourists
Saudi Arabia and Pakistan signed Sunday eight agreements worth $ 20 billion in the presence of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan.
The agreements include three memoranda of understanding in the renewable energy, oil and mineral sectors, including the $ 10 billion Aramco refinery located in the Pakistani port of Gwadar, which will be the largest in the world .
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said at a ceremony at the Prime Minister 's residence that the signed agreements, worth $ 20 billion, were the first step in the investment and that the future would see more agreements and investments.
The Crown Prince said the accords would be fruitful for both the Kingdom and Pakistan, pointing out that Pakistan is a very important country for the Saudis and that both countries have a promising future.
The crown prince said he believed in the Middle East and was betting on his future and that the kingdom would expand its economic partnership with Pakistan, including the tourism sector.
He stressed that the Kingdom had all the economic and historical components to become a global destination, pointing out that it could attract 50 million tourists over the next 15 years.
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