Saudi Arabia’s largest food chain Al Baik has announced its plans for expansion into Pakistan after a memorandum of understanding was signed between its officials and Gas & Oil Pakistan Limited (GO) on Friday.

A delegation of 130 Saudi investors, led by Saudi Minister of Investment Sheikh Khalid bin Abdulaziz Al-Falih, visited Pakistan, which included Al Baik Food Systems CEO Rami Abu Ghazaleh, and a senior official from Aramco.

In an interview with WE News, Abu Ghazaleh said that his company has signed a MoU with the Pakistani company Go Petroleum and have initiated the preliminary business study.

The brand is registered in 80 countries worldwide, making it a well-known name in the food industry.

The Al Baik CEO added that the feasibility study for Al Baik has been completed and he “expects the famous fried chicken to be available in Pakistan by next year.”

Abu Ghazaleh stated that not only will Al Baik outlets open at Saudi Aramco gas stations but there were also plans to establish restaurants across Pakistan.

“We are currently reviewing necessary information related to the business and our market strategy and research are ongoing,” he said.

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When asked about the secret behind Al Baik’s global success and reputation, he pointed upward and said: “It is the mercy and blessing of Allah. We are merely carrying forward the trust He has granted us.”

Regarding business opportunities in Pakistan, Abu Ghazaleh expressed his admiration for the country and its people, stating: “Pakistan and its people are incredibly beautiful and good, and serving them will be a matter of pride for us.”