The Kingdom is an important partner to Pakistan, and bilateral relations are strategic and will continue to strengthen and diversify: Fawad Chaudhry Minister: Saudi Arabia and Pakistan reject terrorism and extremism, and support the values of moderate Islam and tolerance JEDDAH: Islamabad will not allow anyone to infringe on Saudi security and sovereignty, or the sanctity of the Two Holy Mosques, said Pakistan’s information minister, adding that any attack on the Kingdom is an attack on Pakistan. The Kingdom is an important partner to Pakistan, and bilateral relations are strategic and will continue to strengthen and diversify, Fawad Chaudhry told the Saudi Press Agency (SPA). The Kingdom is respected and enjoys an important position in the Islamic world and internationally, he said. Saudi Arabia and Pakistan reject terrorism and extremism, and support the values of moderate Islam and tolerance, he added. Chaudhry praised the Kingdom’s management of this year’s Hajj season, and its preparations and efforts to enable pilgrims to perform their rituals easily. Pakistan’s government and people highly appreciate King Salman’s efforts in the service and expansion of the Two Holy Mosques in Makkah and Madinah, the minister said.