An exchange of prisoners agreement is being discussed between Pakistan and the UAE, and a conclusion is anticipated shortly, a top official said on Friday.
Pakistan’s ambassador to the UAE, Faisal Niaz Tirmizi, stated on Friday that the country is working to implement the agreement that allows Pakistani inmates serving time in the Arab Emirates to serve a portion of their time in Pakistan.
The Pakistani community has long waited for this, and the ambassador is optimistic that an agreement can be reached shortly.
This occurred during a Friday meeting in the Arab Emirates between the ambassador and members of the Pakistani Journalist Forum, which was presided over by Tahir Munir Tahir.
Three individuals were recently detained and extradited from the Arab Emirates to Pakistan for suspected crimes of kidnapping and sexual assault, according to reports in the Pakistani media.
Pakistan and UAE’s Relations
1.7 million Pakistanis reside in the UAE, making it the second-largest minority of the South Asian nation outside of Pakistan. The two nations have strong political, economic, and cultural relations.
The media delegation was informed by Ambassador Faisal Tirmizi on the numerous initiatives the Pakistan Embassy in the Arab Emirates is taking to improve community welfare.
The media delegation spoke about a variety of subjects, such as the media’s portrayal of Pakistan favorably, serving the community by emphasizing its members’ contributions to society, and offering suggestions for improving community welfare.
The ambassador lauded the media’s function in UAE in projecting Pakistan’s favorable image within the nation. He urged them to emphasize Pakistani culture, cuisine, sports, and the country’s top achievements.
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