Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman (MBS) to Pakistan has been postponed, leaving official schedules awaiting new dates.
Initially rumored to occur on May 19 for a two-day duration, official sources had hinted at the crown prince’s arrival in Islamabad. However, the Foreign Office spokesperson, Mumtaz Zehra Baloch, clarified on Friday that the visit’s schedule would be disclosed once finalized by both parties.
Baloch expressed confidence in the visit’s eventual occurrence, emphasizing its significance in strengthening bilateral relations between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. She assured that the visit, once rescheduled, would hold substantial value, eagerly awaited by the people of Pakistan.
As diplomatic preparations continue, the postponement underscores the importance of ensuring mutual agreement and coordination between the two nations for the successful execution of the visit.
