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Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Attaullah Tarar met Saudi Ambassador to Pakistan Rajeh bin Tami Al-Baqami The Minister congratulated and welcomed the Ambassador on his posting to Pakistan. Both sides agreed to further strengthen cooperation in information, broadcasting, media and culture. Attaullah Tarar said Pakistan-Saudi Arabia relations are touching new heights, with vast potential for cooperation in media, culture, drama, music, tourism and people-to-people contacts. He said the Makkah Defence Agreement reflects a strong defence partnership, and that under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's dynamic leadership, Saudi Arabia has achieved remarkable economic and cultural transformation, with AlUla and Diriyah as prominent examples. He said the ties span generations and rest on strong historical, religious and public foundations. He also paid tribute to Pakistani citizen Farman Ali Khan, who sacrificed his life saving several people during the 2009 Jeddah floods. The meeting emphasised introducing Pakistani dramas in Saudi Arabia, which reflect family values, eastern traditions and Islamic culture. The Minister proposed exchanges of writers, poets, artists, musicians, media representatives and digital content creators, and invited Saudi media, tourists and influencers to visit Pakistan's tourist destinations. He stressed cooperation in countering misinformation and negative propaganda, strengthening fact-checking, and proposed a joint working group with focal persons and technical teams from both sides. He noted that a social media post on the Prime Minister's Fuel Relief Scheme was viewed over 8 million times. The Saudi Ambassador described the brotherly ties, mutual trust, respect and political and military cooperation between the two countries as a matter of pride, and called for further cooperation in cultural events, arts, literature and media.
Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Attaullah Tarar met Saudi Ambassador to Pakistan Rajeh bin Tami Al-Baqami The Minister congratulated and welcomed the Ambassador on his posting to Pakistan. Both sides agreed to further strengthen cooperation in information, broadcasting, media and culture. Attaullah Tarar said Pakistan-Saudi Arabia relations are touching new heights, with vast potential for cooperation in media, culture, drama, music, tourism and people-to-people contacts. He said the Makkah Defence Agreement reflects a strong defence partnership, and that under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's dynamic leadership, Saudi Arabia has achieved remarkable economic and cultural transformation, with AlUla and Diriyah as prominent examples. He said the ties span generations and rest on strong historical, religious and public foundations. He also paid tribute to Pakistani citizen Farman Ali Khan, who sacrificed his life saving several people during the 2009 Jeddah floods. The meeting emphasised introducing Pakistani dramas in Saudi Arabia, which reflect family values, eastern traditions and Islamic culture. The Minister proposed exchanges of writers, poets, artists, musicians, media representatives and digital content creators, and invited Saudi media, tourists and influencers to visit Pakistan's tourist destinations. He stressed cooperation in countering misinformation and negative propaganda, strengthening fact-checking, and proposed a joint working group with focal persons and technical teams from both sides. He noted that a social media post on the Prime Minister's Fuel Relief Scheme was viewed over 8 million times. The Saudi Ambassador described the brotherly ties, mutual trust, respect and political and military cooperation between the two countries as a matter of pride, and called for further cooperation in cultural events, arts, literature and media.

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