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“There is no parallel with Pakistan, KSA’s ties,” says Shehbaz

KARACHI: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Monday said that the relationship between Pakistan and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) has remained “unparalleled” for the past seven decades. In an exclusive interview with Al Arabiya English, the Prime Minister discussed the deep ties between the two nations, highlighting their unparalleled relationship. He underlined the mutual understanding and shared feelings between the two countries. Speaking about the recent talks between the representatives of the two countries and the visits of business delegations, the Prime Minister said that the two countries have identified areas of cooperation at the government-to-government (G2G) and business-to-business

January 26, 2024

News Desk

Pakistani celebrities slam KSA’s first liquor store

In response to the recent news that Saudi Arabia is set to open its first liquor store in Riyadh, exclusively for non-Muslim diplomats, Pakistani celebrities are sharing their differing views on the unprecedented move. According to Islamic law, drinking alcohol is strictly prohibited for Muslims in the kingdom. The decision, part of plans to boost tourism and diversify Saudi Arabia’s economy under the ambitious Vision 2030 initiative, has raised eyebrows and sparked debate worldwide. Actor, comedian and presenter Ahmad Ali Butt took to his Insta Story to express his disapproval of the move. “The end is near,” he said. Actor

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