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Pakistan signs MoU with Saudi, local firms to develop Karachi maritime business district

  • Maritime affairs ministry says 140-acre project to feature modern commercial infrastructure for investment
  • Pakistan says project could become one of the largest waterfront commercial ones in the region
By Ismail Dilawar ·

Pakistani seafarers to secure jobs on Norwegian-flagged vessels under new agreement

By Hasaan Ali Khan ·

Saudi, Pakistani private entities sign agreement to launch $500 million joint venture projects

By Ismail Dilawar ·

Saudi Arabia, Qatar sign MoU to strengthen tourism collaboration

By Reem Walid ·

PIF signs MoU with Macquarie to boost Saudi infrastructure, energy transition projects 

By Nirmal Narayanan   ·

Saudi Arabia, Kuwait sign MoU to boost anti-money laundering efforts

By Reem Walid ·

Saudi Arabia’s Diriyah Co., Kakao Mobility sign deal to boost smart mobility

By Nirmal Narayanan ·

Pakistani university, COMSTECH join hands to boost science cooperation among OIC states

By Arab News Pakistan ·
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Saudi, UAE drilling giants team up to accelerate international expansion

By Nour El-Shaeri ·

Saudi Arabia, Tunisia sign deal to boost bilateral investments

By Nadin Hassan  ·

Saudi Arabia, Belarus eye stronger trade ties 

By Arab News ·

Saudi Cabinet approves MoU with Turkiye in field of energy

By Arab News ·

Saudi, Korean industry ministers sign MoU to expand industrial cooperation

By Arab News ·

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