Pakistan, Sudan Agree to Boost Cooperation in Security, Cybercrime, Police Training
- On Saturday, November 7, 2026, Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Sudanese Interior Minister Lieutenant General Babiker Samra Mustafa Ali signed a visa-free travel agreement in Islamabad allowing holders of official and diplomatic passports to travel between the two countries without visas.
- This diplomatic move follows reports that Pakistan's proposed $1.5 billion weapons deal with Sudan stalled after Saudi Arabia reportedly withdrew funding amid a complex conflict involving Iran, Israel, and the United States, leaving the transaction's status unclear.
- Naqvi offered professional training for Sudanese police officers and directed officials to resolve visa difficulties for Sudanese women married to Pakistani citizens. Both countries agreed to pursue a memorandum of understanding on combating cybercrime.
- The Interior Ministry described the deal as "an important milestone in bilateral relations between Pakistan and Sudan." Mustafa Ali stated it would "further strengthen friendly relations and institutional cooperation between Pakistan and Sudan."
- Pakistan has signed similar agreements with several countries in recent years to facilitate diplomatic travel. Earlier this year, Pakistan finalized arrangements with Italy, following deals with the United Arab Emirates, Bangladesh, and Somalia to waive visa requirements for diplomatic passport holders.
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Pakistan signs visa-free agreement with Sudan months after $1.5 billion weapons deal stalled over Saudi Arabia's objections
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Pakistan, Sudan agree to boost cooperation in security, cybercrime, police training
Pakistan and Sudan have agreed to strengthen cooperation in security, internal affairs, cybercrime, police training and institutional development, following talks between Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and his Sudanese counterpart, Lieutenant General Babaker Samra Mustafa Ali, in Islamabad. The two ministers held a meeting followed by delegation-level talks, during which they discussed cooperation in several areas, including the National Databas…
Pakistan, Sudan Agree to Strengthen Security and Cybercrime Cooperation
Pakistan and Sudan have agreed to strengthen bilateral cooperation in security, internal affairs, police training, civil registration and institutional coordination, with both countries also deciding to sign a formal agreement on combating cybercrime.
Pakistan and Sudan Open New Doors! Who Can Now Travel Without a Visa?
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Sudan have signed an agreement allowing holders of diplomatic and official passports from both countries to travel to each other’s territories without obtaining a visa. The agreement was signed in Islamabad by Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Sudanese Interior Minister Lieutenant-General Babaker Samra Mustafa Ali. Both ministers described the agreement as […]
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