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Pakistan removes visa restrictions for Bangladeshis

High commissioner hopes Dhaka will reciprocate friendly gesture PHOTO: FILE DHAKA: Pakistan’s High Commission in Bangladesh has said that Islamabad had lifted all restrictions on visas for Bangladeshi citizens as both countries have agreed to intensify bilateral contacts at all levels. “Pakistan has already removed all restrictions on Pakistani visas for Bangladeshi citizens,” said the statement after a meeting between Siddiqui and Bangladesh’s State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shahriar Alam. “The two sides agreed to intensify bilateral contacts at all levels,” it added. Speaking to Anadolu Agency, High Commissioner Imran Ahmed Siddiqui said that they are waiting for the same response from the Bangladeshi side. “Bangladesh’s restrictions on Pakistani nationals are still in place, and that is why I informed the state minister that we have already lifted all bars from our side,” he said.

No knowledge of Pak lifting visa curbs on Bangladeshis: B desh FM

No knowledge of Pak lifting visa curbs on Bangladeshis: B’desh FM Follow Newsd On   By Sumi Khan Dhaka, Jan 9 (IANS) The Foreign Minister of Bangladesh, A.K. Abdul Momen, on Saturday denied any knowledge of the Pakistan High Commission in Dhaka lifting all restrictions on visas for Bangladeshis. “I have no knowledge of the Pakistan High Commission here lifting all restrictions on visas for Bangladeshi citizens,” Momen told IANS. The Foreign Minister was reacting to a report in Al Jazeera on Friday which stated that Pakistan High Commission in Dhaka has lifted all restrictions on visas for Bangladeshi nationals.

Pakistan says all visa restrictions for Bangladeshis removed

Pakistan has lifted all restrictions on visas for Bangladeshi citizens, a move being seen as an ice breaker in the frosty relations between the two Muslim-majority countries in South Asia. “Pakistan has already removed all restrictions on Pakistani visas for Bangladeshi citizens,” said a statement by the Pakistan High Commission in Bangladesh after a meeting between Pakistani High Commissioner Imran Ahmed Siddiqui and Bangladesh’s State Minister for Foreign Affairs Md Shahriar Alam on Thursday. “The two sides agreed to intensify bilateral contacts at all levels,” the statement added. Speaking to Anadolu Agency after the meeting, Siddiqui said Pakistan is waiting for the same response from the Bangladeshi side.

Bangladesh demands apology from Pakistan for 1971 Genocide

Bangladesh demands apology from Pakistan for 1971 Genocide © Provided by DNA Bangladesh has asked Pakistan to apologize for the 1971 genocide in the country. The message was conveyed by the country s State Minister for Foreign Affairs Md. Shahriar Alam to the Pakistani envoy to Dhaka, Imran Ahmed Siddiqui. A release from the Bangladeshi government said that minister Alam, reiterated the importance of resolving outstanding bilateral issues with Pakistan, including the offering of an official apology from Pakistan for the genocide committed in the Bangladesh Liberation War of 1971. He also called for settling the issue of the division of assets between the two countries.

Pakistan Removes All Visa Restrictions For Bangladeshis

Pakistan Removes All Visa Restrictions For Bangladeshis Pakistani envoy says they hope Dhaka will reciprocate friendly gesture. Pakistan s envoy to Bangladesh confirmed Thursday that Islamabad has lifted all restrictions on visas for Bangladeshi citizens. Pakistan has already removed all restrictions on Pakistani visas for Bangladeshi citizens, said a statement issued by the Pakistan High Commission in Bangladesh after a meeting between Pakistani High Commissioner Imran Ahmed Siddiqui and Bangladesh s State Minister for Foreign Affairs Md. Shahriar Alam. The two sides agreed to intensify bilateral contacts at all levels, the statement added. Speaking to Anadolu Agency after the meeting, Siddiqui said they are waiting for the same response from the Bangladeshi side.

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