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Saudi King, Pakistani President Hold Talks

29 July 2007

Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah held talks with Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf Saturday in the kingdom.

Official media in Saudi Arabia reported that the two met at a palace in Jeddah.

News media say the leaders and their delegations discussed ways to enhance cooperation between the two nations.

According to reports, King Abdullah also held a lunch party for General Musharraf and his delegation. The Pakistani president said he was grateful for the hospitality.

Some information for this report provided by AFP.

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