Islamabad, Jan 12: Tajikistan Opens Visa Section at Consulate General in Karachi, Strengthening Bilateral Ties with Pakistan. Tajikistan has inaugurated a visa section at its Consulate General in Karachi, marking a significant step in enhancing relations between Pakistan and Tajikistan. This new facility is authorized to issue visas to Pakistani citizens wishing to visit Tajikistan.
Key Highlights:
- The visa service was launched during an inauguration ceremony attended by Sindh Governor Kamran Khan Tessori, Tajikistan’s Ambassador to Pakistan Sharifzoda Yusuf Toir, and other diplomatic officials.
- The visa consular stationed in Karachi will handle visa applications initially, with plans to expand the team as the demand increases.
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Remarks from Key Figures:
- Governor Tessori emphasized that the new visa section would streamline the visa process for Pakistani citizens, promoting tourism and facilitating the exchange of delegations between the two countries.
- Ambassador Sharifzoda Yusuf Toir expressed his optimism for Pakistan’s prosperity, emphasizing the mutual commitment to regional development and progress.
- Malik Khuda Bakhsh, Convener of the Energy Standing Committee at FPCCI, also congratulated the consulate staff, highlighting that the new visa section would particularly benefit the business community. He stressed that the enhanced access would boost trade, tourism, and technology exchange, reinforcing economic cooperation between the two nations.
Importance of the Initiative:
This move is seen as a crucial development in the growing relationship between Pakistan and Tajikistan, with both nations having significant potential for fostering regional prosperity. The establishment of the visa section is expected to facilitate trade and investment opportunities, further solidifying the bilateral ties.
