Pakistani worker in Sakaka reflects on 35 years of brotherhood in Saudi Arabia
Salahuddin Noor, a Pakistani expatriate, shares how he and his brother have thrived in Sakaka for 35 years, raising families in harmony.
Key Takeaways
AISalahuddin Noor, a Pakistani national, has provided a living example of Saudi Arabia’s embrace of all residents, fostering coexistence and harmony under a shared sense of security.
Noor has worked alongside his brother in Sakaka for 35 years. Their children were born and educated in the Al-Jouf region, and one of them now serves the local community as a doctor after graduating from medical school.
Speaking to Al Arabiya, Noor shared his story, saying, “We live happily in this country, and its people are like brothers to us. We are surrounded by a warm and welcoming community.”
He added, “I have experienced true brotherhood and kindness from the people of Saudi Arabia, and my life here has become stable.”
Noor noted that such hospitality is not unusual in the Kingdom, which guarantees the rights of both citizens and residents, ensuring stability, coexistence, and equal treatment for all under the law.
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