Pakistan and Bangladesh agree to visa-free travel for citizens.
The new five-year agreement eases official travel, boosting diplomacy and bilateral trade between the nations.
Pak – Bangladesh – (Special Correspondent / Web Desk) – In a significant move to strengthen ties, Pakistan and Bangladesh have officially agreed to grant visa-free travel for their diplomats and government officials. This new arrangement, approved by both governments, allows holders of diplomatic and official passports to travel between the two nations without a visa.
The agreement is set for five years and aims to foster smoother official exchanges and enhance diplomatic relations. This development was confirmed during a high-level meeting in Dhaka between Pakistan’s Commerce Minister, Jam Kamal Khan, and Bangladesh’s Adviser for Industries, Adilur Rahman Khan.
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Beyond diplomacy, both nations committed to boosting economic partnership. They agreed to enhance bilateral trade and industrial cooperation. Minister Khan expressed Pakistan’s strong interest in participating in Bangladesh’s growing industrial sector through joint ventures and mutual investments. He specifically encouraged Bangladeshi businesses to import key Pakistani goods like cement, sugar, footwear, and leather products.
This warming of relations follows recent political changes in Bangladesh, marking a new chapter in cooperation between the two South Asian nations.
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