His Visit To Pakistan
King Saud Visits Pakistan Dargai Power House
King Saud paid an official visit to Pakistan, where he was received at the Karachi Airport by the Governor‑General, Malik Ghulam Muhammad, and the Prime Minister, Mohammad Ali Bogra, in 1954, corresponding to 17 Sha‘ban 1373 AH. During the visit, he toured Peshawar, Rawalpindi, and Lahore, and was presented with the Key to the City of Karachi.
Khawaja Nazimuddin, the first Bengali Prime Minister of Pakistan, presented a gift of 900,000 rupees to King Saud for the restoration of the Holy Kaaba. May God have mercy on them both.
Governor Genral of Pakistan Malik Ghulam Muhammad and Pakistani Premier Mohmmad Ali Bogra escorting Saudi King Saud at Karachi Airport
King Saud visited the mausoleum of the founder of Pakistan and its first national leader, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, where he listened to an explanation provided by a government official. Standing beside him was Sheikh Abdullah BalKhair.
King Saud returned the salute after the greeting, and to his right stood Sheikh Abdullah BalKhair and His Excellency Mr. Mohammad Ali, the Prime Minister of Pakistan.
King Saud at a dinner held by Mr Ibrahim
King Saud at a dinner held by the Prime Minister of Pakistan Mr Mohamed Ali
King Saud heading to the dinner held by the Prime minister of Pakistan
King Saud upon his arrival at the Murry Mipur Airport in Pakistan.
King Saud led the prayer for 150,000 worshippers in Pakistan during his ten‑day visit in April 1954. During this visit, he laid the foundation stone for the housing project dedicated to Pakistani migrants, which he had donated. The city established through this project was named in his honor: Saudabad.
King Saud on his way to the aircraft that was to carry His Majesty to Pakistan, with His Excellency Mr. Mohammad Ali, the Prime Minister of Pakistan, and several senior Pakistani officers seen behind him.
King Saud with the tribal leaders in Miranshah (Pakistan), with his brothers Princes Abdulmohsen and Mut‘ib, and King Salman standing to his right, and to his left his uncle, Prince Musaid bin Abdulrahman, in 1954.
King Saud visits the mausoleum of the Prime Minister of Pakistan in 1954.
