Welcome to Saudi Prince- Only a True Friend of Pakistan

Saudi Arabia had always been supportive to Pakistan throughout all periods since both country's establishment .

Both countries share fundamental similarities

1. Both are new nations established roughly at the same time.
2. Both are strong allies who played similes roles in the American strategies in the region ,eg war against communism ,Afganistan wars.
3. Pakistan when established used Islam as reference so it needed Saudi Arabia for that.
4. Both are souroubdef by larger competing neighbors.
5. Whenever Pakistan goes into struggle always Saudi Arabia was there to help.
6. Pakistan nuclear program was funded largely by Saudi Arabia.
7. Pakistan expatriate working in Saudi are one of the largest and giving many privileges .
8. Both countries are non adjacent to each other so they are not competing in the region i.e. Their roles are complementing to each other rather competing .

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1. They are Among few countries who have strong millitary cooperation.
2. The bilateral relations between the Islamic Republic of Pakistan and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are historically close and extremely friendly, occasionally described as constituting a special relationship. Pakistan has been called "Saudi Arabia's closest Muslim ally."

Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have sought to develop extensive commercial, cultural, religious, political, and strategic relations since the establishment of Pakistan in 1947. Pakistan affirms its relationship with Saudi Arabia as their most "important and bilateral partnership" in the current foreign policy of Pakistan, working and seeking to develop closer bilateral ties with Saudi Arabia, the largest country on the Arabian peninsula and host to the two holiest cities of Islam, Mecca and Medina and the destination of Muslim pilgrims from across the world.

According to a Pew Research Center survey, Pakistanis hold the most favorable perception of the desert kingdom in the world, with 95 percent of respondents viewing Saudi Arabia favorably. 

With one of the largest armies in the world and as the only declared nuclear power among the Muslim states, Pakistan has maintained a unique position to assist Saudi Arabia with its defense needs. The BBC claimed in 2013 that Saudi Arabia has invested in Pakistan’s nuclear weapons projects. Both Pakistan and Saudi Arabia denied the report. The kingdom has often tried to woo Pakistan by giving it gifts and loans, for example in 2014 it gifted Pakistan 200 tonnes of dates.

A record investment package being prepared by Saudi Arabia for Pakistan will likely provide welcome relief for its cash-strapped ally, while also addressing regional geopolitical challenges.