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Home Pakistan Pakistan in touch with Iraq for repatriation of 654 Zaireen

Pakistan in touch with Iraq for repatriation of 654 Zaireen

by Web Desk Staff
August 31, 2024
in Islamabad, Pakistan

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ISLAMABAD – Foreign Office said on Saturday Pakistan is in touch with Iraqi authorities for repatriation of 654 Pakistani Zaireen stranded at Baghdad Airport.

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar directed the Ambassador of Pakistan in Baghdad to look after the stranded Pakistanis and to facilitate their early return.

The embassy provided meals and facilitated their temporary stay in Baghdad.

According to the reports, over 650 Zaireen lost their passports at the airport in Baghdad. They struck there after losing their passports.