Islamabad: Saudi Minister of Foreign Affairs, Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah, discussed Tuesday with the Pakistani Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen Asim Munir, avenues to intensify security and strategic cooperation between the two countries for the sake of international security and peace. Held in the capital Islamabad, the meeting discussed strengthening cooperation in multiple fields. Source: Qatar News Agency
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