Pakistani official calls for permanent residency for Afghan migrants
Ali Amin Gandapur made the remarks amid growing pressure on local infrastructure and fears over cross-border militancy.
Ali Amin Gandapur made the remarks amid growing pressure on local infrastructure and fears over cross-border militancy.
At least 22 Afghans were arrested in Islamabad’s Tarnol, Bhara Kahu, Ghauri Town, and Mirabad districts.
The meeting, held in Kabul, was described by the ministry in a post on X as part of ongoing diplomatic.
However, he acknowledged that Iran’s health care system was slow to recognize their contributions.
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The Pakistani government on Thursday began the second phase of its nationwide campaign to deport Afghan migrants,.
After end of the March 31 deadline, Pakistani authorities have ousted at least 90 immigrants.
Takhari reportedly urged Pakistani officials to ensure that Afghan citizens with proper documentation are not subjected to intimidation or arbitrary.
Local media and officials reported that the deportations began in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
The group includes individuals from Afghanistan, Armenia, Pakistan, India, and Central Asia.
Deportations were expected to begin on April 1 but were briefly delayed due to the Eid al-Fitr holidays.