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PM Shehbaz departs for a two-day visit to Saudi Arabia.

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On a two-day official visit, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif left for Saudi Arabia to attend the ‘One Water Summit’ in Riyadh on behalf of Pakistan.

Special Assistant Tariq Fatemi and Attaullah Tarar, Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting, are with him.

The World Bank, Saudi Arabia, France, and Kazakhstan are organizing the conference together with the goal of securing international collaboration for the conservation and sustainable management of water resources. It seeks to address pressing issues like pollution, water scarcity, and climate change by means of high-level political commitment and international cooperation.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will give a keynote speech about rehabilitating, conserving, and developing water resources during the conference. He will highlight Pakistan’s efforts to improve drinking water quality, prepare for climate change, and manage its water resources. Additionally, the PM will highlight government efforts to preserve aquatic habitats and create jobs.

It is anticipated that Shehbaz Sharif will push for increased international collaboration to address the effects of climate change, such as floods, extreme weather, and warming temperatures, which pose serious threats to water supplies around the globe. Additionally, he will urge world leaders to embrace sustainable methods in order to improve water management.

Meetings with world leaders attending the summit are expected to take place on Shehbaz’s schedule.

The One Water Summit provides a crucial forum for countries to come together in the face of the impending water crisis and investigate creative ways to guarantee that there will be clean water for coming generations.

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Punjab Cabinet Meets in Lahore: PTI Mob Approves Package for Wounded and Martyr Cops

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Special packages for those killed and injured in the heinous violence committed by PTI workers have been approved by the Punjab Cabinet. These rewards include one million rupees apiece for injured police and ranger personnel and a total of 29 million rupees for the martyred Punjab Police Constable.

The Provincial Cabinet offered Fateha for the security personnel killed in the protest and vehemently denounced the heinous violence and attacks on police and Rangers that occurred during the PTI’s violent demonstration on November 24.

To fight riots, a special force of 10,000 security personnel with training would be formed in Punjab.

In addition to approving the Punjab Enforcement and Regulatory Authority Rules 2024, the Provincial Cabinet authorized changes to the law to make kite flying a non-bailable offense.

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PM Meets With Saudi Crown Prince: Agree To Bring About A Significant Change In The Two Countries’ Relationships

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Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman Bin Abdul Aziz Al-Saud decided to improve their trade, investment, and economic ties.

The meeting between the two leaders on the fringes of the One Water Summit was friendly and amicable.

For the fifth time in the last six months, the Crown Prince expressed his immense joy at meeting the prime minister of Pakistan. He claimed that this demonstrated the sincere love and affection that the peoples of the two nations have.

The Crown Prince emphasized the need of ensuring that Saudi Arabia and Pakistan deepen their meaningful partnership in order to promote economic growth and prosperity in Pakistan.

The speed at which the Saudi agreements and memorandums of understanding pertaining to investment in Pakistan are being implemented has pleased both leaders.

The Crown Prince’s sincere love for the Pakistani people was acknowledged by the Prime Minister.

He reaffirmed his request that the Crown Prince come to Pakistan as soon as possible. The Crown Prince responded that he was looking forward to his visit to Pakistan.

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IWT sustainability is crucial for regional stability and peace: PM

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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sahrif stated that the development of dams upstream and other reasons have put the Indus Water Treaty under unprecedented strain, and that the treaty’s viability is essential to maintaining peace and stability in the region.

The Prime Minister was speaking in Riyadh at the “One Water Summit.”

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