In an effort to enhance cooperation in the ever-expanding Information Technology sector, Pakistan has urged Saudi Arabia to simplify travel and visa procedures for Pakistani IT companies. Ambassador Nawaf bin Said Al-Malki of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Pakistan met with Dr. Umar Saif, the Caretaker Federal Minister for IT and Telecommunication, on Thursday. The discussions primarily focused on mutual interests and advancements in IT and Telecommunication.

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The meeting emphasized Saudi Arabia’s role in streamlining visa processes for Pakistani IT professionals and business individuals seeking opportunities in the Kingdom. Both parties recognized the attractiveness of the Saudi market for Pakistani IT firms and agreed on the need to foster greater cooperation in the IT and telecom sector.

Dr. Umar Saif conveyed Pakistan’s eagerness to strengthen its ties with Saudi Arabia in the IT and Telecom sector, underscoring the significance of facilitating travel and visas for Pakistani IT companies operating in Saudi Arabia. He also highlighted the substantial potential within Pakistan’s IT and Telecom professionals and the favorable investment environment within the country, encouraging Saudi tech companies to explore opportunities in Pakistan.

Ambassador Nawaf bin Said Al-Malki affirmed Saudi Arabia’s commitment to supporting Pakistan in the field of IT and Telecom, assuring full cooperation and an expedited visa process for Pakistani IT enterprises.

This meeting, attended by senior ministry officials, represents a significant stride in reinforcing collaboration in the field of IT and Telecommunication between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, promising a promising future for both nations in this tech-driven arena.