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Govt will not forsake Pakistanis imprisoned abroad: SAPM

Govt will not forsake Pakistanis imprisoned abroad: SAPM Says nearly 1m citizens sent abroad for work in 18 months prior to pandemic ISLAMABAD: Special Assistant to the Prime Minister (SAPM) on Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development Zulfikar Bukhari on Saturday maintained that the government had repatriated 8,700 Pakistanis imprisoned abroad. “I can assure you that our government will not forsake Pakistanis imprisoned abroad and we will work to bring back all destitute and vulnerable Pakistanis whether they have committed a crime or not,” Bukhari said while speaking at a gathering hosted by Justice Project Pakistan (JPP). The gathering was held to commemorate the upcoming International Migrants Day on December 18 and celebrate the return of 41 Pakistanis earlier imprisoned in Sri Lanka.

PM s advisor Zulfi Bukhari vows to bring back all Pakistanis imprisoned abroad

news PM’s advisor Zulfi Bukhari vows to bring back all Pakistanis imprisoned abroad Tariq Ullah Wardak © Provided by Daily Times(PK) Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Overseas Citizens and Human Resource Development Zulfikar Bukhari on Saturday said the government has brought back 8,700 Pakistanis imprisoned abroad. “I can assure you that our government will not forsake Pakistanis imprisoned abroad and we will work to bring all destitute and vulnerable Pakistanis whether they have committed a crime or not,” Bukhari said while speaking at a small gathering hosted by Justice Project Pakistan (JPP) to commemorate the upcoming International Migrants Day (Dec 18) and celebrate the return of 41 Pakistanis earlier imprisoned in Sri Lanka. The prisoners were repatriated under a 2004 agreement that allows eligible prisoners to be returned to their home countries.

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