Saudia to Establish Pakistan’s First Theme Park in Islamabad
News Desk
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan is set to welcome its first-ever theme park, thanks to a significant investment from Saudi Arabia.
The agreement for this landmark project was signed at a ceremony held at the historic Gaddafi Stadium, with Federal Interior Minister and PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi as the chief guest.
The memorandum of understanding was inked between the Saudi-Pakistan Business Council and local stakeholders, marking a pivotal moment in Pakistan’s entertainment and tourism sector.
Minister Naqvi expressed optimism about the project, highlighting its potential to boost local tourism and create job opportunities for the youth.
This development is expected to enhance the recreational landscape of Islamabad, providing a new venue for families and tourists alike.
The theme park is anticipated to attract both domestic and international visitors, contributing to the local economy and promoting cultural exchange.
Looking ahead, further discussions are planned to finalize the project’s details, including its design and operational framework.
The government aims to expedite the development process to ensure the park opens within the next few years, aligning with broader efforts to enhance Pakistan’s tourism infrastructure.

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