Saudi Arabia has given Pakistan oil worth $400 million during the last four months, showing strong energy cooperation between the two countries.
In October, Pakistan received another $100 million worth of oil from Saudi Arabia. This continues the pattern of monthly support aimed at keeping Pakistan’s energy supplies stable.
According to reports, Saudi Arabia has been sending Pakistan $100 million in oil every month. This support helps Pakistan manage increasing energy needs and ensures a steady supply of fuel for homes, businesses, and industries.
This oil facility is part of the broader economic and strategic partnership between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. Both countries aim to improve energy security and strengthen long-term trade and investment ties.
Experts say this support will help Pakistan control import costs and deal with energy shortages—especially during periods of high demand. It will also reduce pressure on Pakistan’s balance of payments.
By the end of this year, Saudi Arabia is expected to provide Pakistan with a total of $1 billion in oil support, helping maintain stability and further strengthening cooperation in the energy sector.