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Pakistan, Saudi Arabia Call For Restraint Amid Renewed US-Iran Conflict, Push For De-Escalation
Islamabad, Jul 12 (PTI) Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have expressed concern over escalation in conflict in West Asia and said ...
Pakistan and Saudi Arabia signed a MoU to develop an international cricket stadium in Jeddah, enhancing cricket ...
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Pakistan, Saudi Arabia urge de-escalation as US-Iran tensions rise
Pakistan and Saudi Arabia discussed the US-Iran flare-up and backed urgent de-escalation. The outreach highlights Islamabad's ...
Pakistan and Saudi Arabia express deep concern over the escalating West Asia conflict, urging restraint and continued ...
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Pakistan, Saudi Arabia urge restraint amid renewed US-Iran tensionsPublished on: July 12, 2026 9:17 AM
Pakistan, July 12 -- Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar on Saturday held a telephonic ...
A new bill making the study of Arabic compulsory at Islamabad’s schools has rekindled a debate over whether the Pakistani capital should mold the country’s diverse population into an Islamic nation or ...
Pakistan’s sudden embrace of its pre-Islamic past is less a civilisational awakening than a carefully crafted geopolitical ...
Pakistan sends 8,000 troops, JF-17 jets, and HQ-9 defenses to Saudi Arabia as Iran tensions reshape the region.
Pakistan Cricket Board and Saudi Cricket Federation sign an MoU to jointly develop the Jeddah International Cricket Stadium, boosting Saudi cricket infrastructure and support for Vision 2030 events.
Pakistan and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on Monday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on a new stadium project in ...
US President Donald Trump urged Pakistan and several Arab nations to formally recognise Israel, linking the move to broader efforts to end the Iran conflict and expand the Abraham Accords framework.
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Saudi Arabia, Pakistan sign MoU to strengthen security cooperation
RIYADH — Saudi Interior Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Naif received Pakistan's Interior Minister and Minister for Narcotics Control, Mohsin Raza Naqvi, in Riyadh on Wednesday, where the two ...
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