The Pakistani Executive Forum meeting in Saudi Arabia marked a major step toward solving the real challenges faced by overseas Pakistanis. The high-level gathering took place under the chairmanship of Munir Ahmad Shad, Founder of the Pakistan Executive Forum (PEF).
From the very beginning, the discussion focused on unity, representation, and practical solutions. Participants shared concerns openly. They also proposed clear strategies to improve the lives of Pakistanis living abroad.
This Pakistani Executive Forum meeting in Saudi Arabia reflected the organization’s strong commitment to advocacy, community support, and national solidarity.
Focus on Overseas Pakistanis’ Problems and Practical Solutions
During the session, members discussed key problems affecting overseas Pakistanis. These included documentation challenges, employment concerns, legal support, and limited institutional coordination.
However, the meeting did not stop at identifying problems. Leaders and participants also proposed workable solutions. These focused on stronger cooperation with Pakistani institutions, improved access to official channels, and structured support networks within Saudi Arabia.
Therefore, the Pakistani Executive Forum meeting in Saudi Arabia stood out as a solution-oriented initiative rather than a symbolic gathering.
Appreciation for Raja Nasir Ali Khan’s Efforts
A major part of the meeting highlighted recent engagements led by Raja Nasir Ali Khan, former Minister of Planning and Development Gilgit-Baltistan.
Participants expressed deep appreciation for his meetings with overseas communities, his active coordination with federal authorities, and his consistent voice for overseas Pakistanis.
They praised his sincerity, accessibility, and long-term commitment. Moreover, they acknowledged his important meeting with the Chairman of Pakistan Overseas Foundation and a Federal Minister, calling it a positive step toward institutional reform.
The forum recognized these efforts as a bridge between overseas Pakistanis and national leadership.
National Representation and Community Unity
Overseas Pakistanis from different cities and regions of Pakistan attended the meeting. Their presence clearly demonstrated the Pakistani Executive Forum’s nationwide reach.
This diversity strengthened the discussion. It also showed unity among overseas communities.
Furthermore, speakers emphasized that national solidarity is essential for meaningful progress. When overseas Pakistanis unite under a common platform, their voice becomes stronger and more effective.
Visa Support and Expansion into Gilgit-Baltistan
One of the most welcomed announcements was the provision of visas to Saudi Arabia and other countries for youth belonging to Raja Nasir Ali Khan’s constituency.
This initiative aims to open lawful employment pathways. It also supports skill development and economic empowerment.
In addition, the forum announced the establishment of a Pakistani Executive Forum office in Gilgit-Baltistan. This step will strengthen regional coordination and connect local youth with overseas opportunities.
These developments further enhance the long-term impact of the Pakistani Executive Forum meeting in Saudi Arabia.
Message from Gilgit-Baltistan Leadership
Karar Karimi, Secretary General of PEF Gilgit-Baltistan, expressed heartfelt gratitude to the Federal Minister, Chairman Pakistan Overseas Foundation, Raja Nasir Ali Khan, and PEF leadership.
He stated that these initiatives would not only ease overseas Pakistanis’ difficulties but also build a dignified and hopeful future for Pakistani youth.
He added that institutional presence in Gilgit-Baltistan will help identify talent, guide young people, and create sustainable international linkages.
A Strategic Step Forward
In conclusion, the Pakistani Executive Forum meeting in Saudi Arabia proved to be a strategic milestone. It strengthened dialogue, encouraged cooperation, and delivered practical commitments.
Through structured advocacy, youth-focused initiatives, and national outreach, the Pakistani Executive Forum continues to emerge as a powerful platform for overseas Pakistanis.
This meeting reaffirmed one clear message: organized leadership and collective effort can create real change.
