Pakistan welcomes Saudi undersecretary's key visit
Pakistan
Primary purpose of Dr Nasser's visit is to sign Road to Makkah project agreement
ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) – In a bid to strengthen bilateral cooperation and enhance ties between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, the Saudi Interior Ministry undersecretary, Dr Nasser Al Dawood, arrived in Pakistan on a two-day visit on Tuesday.
The esteemed guest was warmly welcomed by Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah upon his arrival at Noor Khan Air Base. The primary purpose of Dr Nasser Al Dawood's visit is to sign the Road to Makkah project agreement, which is expected to revolutionise the immigration process for pilgrims and provide them with a seamless experience.
The Road to Makkah project is hailed as a significant milestone that will simplify and streamline the immigration procedures for Pakistani pilgrims traveling to the holy city of Makkah.
By implementing advanced technology and a digitised system, the project aims to eliminate unnecessary delays and enhance the overall efficiency of the immigration process.
During his stay in Pakistan, Dr Nasser Al Dawood has a busy schedule ahead. In addition to signing the crucial agreement, he is scheduled to meet with Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, federal minister for narcotics control, and the army chief.
These meetings are expected to address various matters of mutual interest and further strengthen the strong bonds between the two countries.
The visit of Dr Nasser Al Dawood highlights the enduring and deep-rooted relationship between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.
It reaffirms the commitment of both nations to foster cooperation in various fields, including security, immigration, and religious affairs.
