A delegation representing the Shura Council’s Saudi-Indian Parliamentary Friendship Committee, led by Major General Dr. Abdulrahman Al-Harbi, visited the Indian Parliament in New Delhi as part of an official trip to the Republic of India. The group convened with Kirti Vardhan Singh, India's Minister of State for External Affairs, to explore avenues for reinforcing parliamentary collaboration between Saudi Arabia and India. The discussions centered on experience exchange, dialogue enhancement, and identifying legislative and policy collaboration opportunities. The session underscored the dedication of both nations to deepen diplomatic and parliamentary engagement for the benefit of their citizens.

During this official visit, both parties assessed key issues of mutual interest and stressed the significance of maintaining strong bilateral relations. They highlighted the necessity for ongoing cooperation in parliamentary initiatives, joint projects, and knowledge sharing, aiming for effective and sustainable collaboration. The delegation voiced gratitude for the warm hospitality from India and its constructive dialogue, while the Indian representatives reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening ties with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This visit is a component of a broader strategy to foster robust, long-term relationships, advance economic, cultural, and political partnerships, and work collaboratively in international forums and regional development efforts.