Pakistan Signs Visa Exemption Accord for Diplomatic Passport Holders with Ethiopia

News Desk

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has made significant strides in enhancing its diplomatic relations by signing a visa exemption agreement for holders of diplomatic and official passports with Ethiopia.

The agreement was discussed during a meeting between Federal Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal Khan and Ethiopian Ambassador Omar Hussein Oba.

During the meeting, both officials reviewed the progress of the visa exemption agreement, which aims to facilitate easier travel for diplomats and government officials between the two nations.

Minister Kamal Khan emphasized the importance of such agreements in strengthening bilateral ties and promoting trade.

This development is expected to benefit Pakistani diplomats and officials by allowing them to travel to Ethiopia without the need for a visa, thereby fostering closer cooperation in various sectors, including trade, culture, and education.

It also reflects Pakistan’s ongoing efforts to enhance its international relations and expand its diplomatic footprint in Africa.

Looking ahead, both countries are expected to finalize the agreement in upcoming meetings, paving the way for further discussions on enhancing trade relations and exploring new avenues for collaboration.