Pakistan, Oct. 6 -- Pakistan has formed an 18-member committee to handle economic talks with Saudi Arabia. The committee will focus on fast-tracking negotiations and collaborations between the two countries. Climate Change Minister Musadik Malik and Lieutenant General Sarfraz Ahmad will co-chair the group. They will lead core negotiation teams to work closely with Saudi counterparts on key issues. The Prime Minister's Office has instructed quick approvals for travel related to the committee's work.

Key government ministers are part of the committee, including Economic Affairs Minister Ahad Khan Cheema, Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan, and Power Minister Awais Ahmed Leghari. Other members include ministers responsible for food security, ...