The Prime Minister has been invited to attend the moot by Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Muhammad bin Salman Al Saud and the founder and chief executive of the World Economic Forum Klaus Schwab.


Islamabad: Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif on Saturday left for Riyadh, Saudi Arabia to attend the special meeting of World Economic Forum on Global Cooperation, Growth and Energy starting from tomorrow.
The Prime Minister has been invited to attend the moot by Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Muhammad bin Salman Al Saud and the founder and chief executive of the World Economic Forum Klaus Schwab.
The Prime Minister will present Pakistan's position regarding global health, financial technologies, information technology, inclusive growth, regional cooperation and balanced use of energy in the context of global development.
On the sidelines, the Prime Minister is also expected to hold meetings with important world leaders, heads of international organizations and other important personalities.
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