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Ashrafi leaves for Saudi Arabia to attend summit

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Islamabad

Special Representative to Prime Minister of Pakistan on Interfaith Harmony and Middle East Hafiz Muhammad Tahir Mahmood on Friday left for Saudi Arabia to attend “Green Saudi Initiative Forum” and the “Green Middle East Initiative Summit” being held in Riyadh.

In which over 20 heads of states from across the region would endorse targets for shared environmental commitments.

Talking to media, Ashrafi, who is also Pakistan Ulema Council Chairman, said Pakistan and Saudi Arabia were enjoying cordial.—APP

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