Pakistan, Sept. 3 -- Saudi Arabia and Nepal have signed an agreement to strengthen air transport links between the two countries. The agreement aims to create a safer and more organized aviation framework. It will also support stronger cooperation in the civil aviation sector. Officials from both countries signed the agreement during a meeting in Kathmandu. The deal reflects efforts to expand transport connections and support international aviation cooperation.

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Ali Rajab signed the agreement for Saudi Arabia. He serves as executive vice-president for Air Transport and International Cooperation at the General Authority of Civil Aviation. Jaya Narayan Acharya signe...