FO responds to Pakistani journalists' visit to Israel

Foreign office spokesperson comments on US bill against Pakistan and other diplomatic issues

Islamabad: The Foreign Office spokesperson declared that the bill against Pakistan moved in the US Congress does not mirror the bilateral ties between the two nations. In response to the bill proposed in the US, Spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan pointed out that Pakistan is well aware of the bill but made it clear that it is an effort initiated by a single individual. He reiterated that the bill does not signify the larger relationship between Pakis…

Pakistan reaffirms rejection of Israel and support for Palestinians

Ali Khan thus responded to reports over Pakistani journalists’ possibility of eliminating the ban in force in this country to visit Israel, the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP) informed. The diplomat clarified that visiting Israel is not possible with a Pakistani passport under existing regulations, and affirmed that the Government had taken note of reports over Pakistani journalists traveling there. He explained, “Pakistani passports explicit…

Pakistan’s Stance on Israel Remains Unchanged

Pakistan’s Stance on Israel Remains Unchanged

Passports not valid for travel: No Israel visit possible under rules: FO

ISLAMABAD: The Foreign Office has clarified on Tuesday that Pakistani passports explicitly state they are “not valid for travel to Israel. “Therefore, no such visit is possible to Israel under existing regulations,” Foreign Office Spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan revealed this in a statement issued here. The spokesperson’s response surfaced on questions about visit by Pakistani journalists to Israel. The government of Pakistan has noted reports reg…

The Pakistani government has taken notice of reports of Pakistani journalists traveling to Israel.

FO responds to Pakistani journalists' visit to Israel

ISLAMABAD: The Government of Pakistan has noted reports regarding Pakistani journalists traveling to Israel. This was expressed by the Foreign Office Spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan while responding to the reports regarding Pakistani journalists traveling to Israel. He clarified that Pakistani passports explicitly state they are not valid for travel to Israel, therefore, no such visit is possible under existing regulations. that Pakistan’s positio…