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ISLAMABAD: July 30, 2025: man Capital Development Authority (CDA) and Chief Commissioner Islamabad, Muhammad Ali Randhawa, met with the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to Pakistan, H.E. Mr. Nawaf bin Said Ahmed Al-Malki, at CDA Headquarters today.
Chairman CDA Muhammad Ali Randhawa warmly welcomed H.E. Mr. Nawaf bin Said Ahmed Al-Malki, Ambassador of Saudi Arabia. The meeting held in a very cordial atmosphere in which matters of mutual interest including signing of MOU between CDA regarding Faisal Mosque came under under discussion. Chairman CDA highlighted the deep-rooted brotherly relations between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, built on shared faith, friendship and mutual respect. He emphasized the special bond that exists between the people of Pakistan and Saudi Arabia and reiterated CDA’s commitment to further strengthen cooperation and bond with brotherly country Saudi Arabia.
H.E. Mr. Nawaf bin Said Ahmed Al-Malki,
Saudi Ambassador appreciated the excellent performance of CDA under the leadership of Muhammad Ali Randhawa Chairman CDA and Chief CommissionerIslamabad for making Islamabad most beautiful, thus evolving urban landscape and horticulture of Islamabad. He further appreciated the efforts of CDA in executing various development projects, as well as improved civic amenities and highlighted that the difference in quality of life and beauty of Islamabad, is being felt day by day. He also appreciated CDA for making state of the art nursery thus making it Gardenia Hub.
The two sides also discussed the upcoming celebration of National Day of Saudi Arabia on September 23. Chairman CDA assured his full support for the smooth facilitation, including necessary arrangements in collaboration with relevant authorities.
H.E. Mr. Nawaf bin Said Ahmed Al-Malki,
Ambassador of Saudi Arabia reiterated his country’s continued interest in supporting economic, cultural and religious ties with Pakistan.
Both sides also explored opportunities for collaboration in hotel industry in Islamabad. The Ambassador shared that focused meetings with potential Saudi investors of leading hotel industry are already coming to Pakistan.
Chairman CDA Muhammad Ali Randhawa reaffirmed that Pakistan gives great respect, honour and value to its brotherly and friendly relationship with Saudi Arabia. He said Islamabad will always remain welcoming to Saudi investments and cultural exchange. He stated that it is a privilege for Islamabad city to host such partnerships.
The meeting concluded with a mutual commitment to strengthen Pak-Saudi relations through joint efforts aimed at urban development, economic development and strengthening cultural and religious ties.