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“Given the Biden administration's tough stance towards Saudi Arabia, Riyadh cannot afford to cut off any allies at the moment- be they big or small in significance. The visit [of Pakistan PM Imran Khan] represents each side's attempt to further a sustainable and mutually beneficial partnership. Pakistan-Saudi relations are synonymous to a marriage where divorce is not possible. Each side needs the other. For Pakistan, on the forefront is the Pakistani diaspora and the need for foreign direct investment. For Saudi Arabia, Pakistan is a source of oil exports [especially] in light of the China-Iran deal. If they [Saudi Arabia] push Pakistan away it will be to their own detriment.”

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Given the Biden administration's tough stance towards Saudi Arabia, Riyadh cannot afford to cut off any allies at the moment- be they big or small in significance. The visit [of Pakistan PM Imran Khan] represents each side's attempt to further a sustainable and mutually beneficial partnership. Pakistan-Saudi relations are synonymous to a marriage where divorce is not possible. Each side needs the other. For Pakistan, on the forefront is the Pakistani diaspora and the need for foreign direct investment. For Saudi Arabia, Pakistan is a source of oil exports [especially] in light of the China-Iran deal. If they [Saudi Arabia] push Pakistan away it will be to their own detriment.