Pakistan and Saudi Arabia deepened their economic partnership as Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb met Saudi Minister of Investment Khalid Al-Falih at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Both ministers described the engagement as timely and constructive, signaling strong commitment to expanding bilateral investment and economic cooperation. The talks highlighted ongoing projects and explored ways to accelerate implementation for mutual benefit.
During the meeting, Aurangzeb and Al-Falih reviewed current cooperation across multiple sectors, assessed progress on proposed investment projects, and discussed measures for better coordination. Both sides emphasized moving existing initiatives forward efficiently, underlining the importance of follow-up and sustained engagement to ensure timely outcomes.
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Saudi Minister Al-Falih praised Pakistan’s economic potential, citing its natural resources, strategic location, and emerging investment opportunities. He acknowledged Pakistan as a promising destination for long-term investment, while Aurangzeb highlighted the country’s commitment to creating a favorable environment for investors and fostering sustainable growth.
Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue, Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb, met with Mr. Khalid Al-Falih, Minister of Investment of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos today.
The meeting took stock of ongoing cooperation… pic.twitter.com/qSejFwWAFT
— Ministry of Finance, Government of Pakistan (@Financegovpk) January 22, 2026
Both ministers agreed on continuous communication and regular high-level dialogue to strengthen institutional linkages and deepen economic cooperation. They reiterated their shared commitment to implement long-term investment-led initiatives and achieve common economic objectives through mutual trust and collaboration.
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The meeting concluded in a positive and constructive atmosphere, with both sides determined to translate discussions into concrete projects and outcomes. Officials described the engagement as a key step in strengthening Pakistan–Saudi economic and investment relations for the future.