The Saudi investors and traders are expected to invest $10 billion in Pakistan.

Details indicate that a significant Saudi delegation would arrive in Pakistan on Sunday. The group will include representatives from about thirty different companies.

New job possibilities are anticipated as a result of the Saudi investment.

Federal Minister for Petroleum Musadik Malik shared his sentiments, saying, "This time, a journey of development will start instead of aid."

He declared, "The prime minister wants to see the private sector supporting the journey to progress."

Ahsan Iqbal: Saudi Arabia is expected to invest $5 billion.

Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal stated in April of last year that Saudi Arabia was probably going to invest $5 billion in Pakistan.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif would soon visit Saudi Arabia, according to Iqbal, who was speaking at the Business Summit in Islamabad. After the first visit to Saudi Arabia, the crown prince of Saudi Arabia is probably going to pay a visit."

"The nation earns Rs 7,000 billion in revenue annually. We require Rs 8,000 billion this time around in order to repay the loans," Iqbal continued.

Iqbal emphasised the need for increased investment, saying, "Pakistan needs to expand exports and investment."

"There is a dire need to embrace political continuity," he said, emphasising the need of political stability.

"Pakistan can become a $2,000 billion economy by 2047 with seven percent economic growth," he said.

"Let's join hands in a bid to make the country a $3 trillion economy," Iqbal remarked, urging cooperation in efforts to boost the nation's economy.

"Talks with China are underway to accelerate the second phase of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor," stated Iqbal in reference to the CPEC (China-Pakistan Economic Corridor).

"The talks with United Arab Emirates (UAE), Kuwait, and Qatar are also underway for the investment," Iqbal said.