UAE Consul General Reassures Pakistani Citizens Amid Visa Concerns




 The UAE Consul General in Karachi, Dr. Remeithi, has addressed the recent concerns surrounding visa restrictions for Pakistani citizens. In a statement aimed at dispelling rumors, Dr. Remeithi confirmed that there are no directives for such restrictions, emphasizing the UAE’s commitment to its strong bilateral relationship with Pakistan.

Highlighting transparency and mutual cooperation, the Consul General reassured that the UAE government actively supports Islamabad and anticipates positive developments in the near future. This proactive approach reflects the UAE’s dedication to maintaining trust and fostering closer ties with Pakistan.

Dr. Remeithi also urged Pakistani expatriates to practice responsible social media behavior. He cautioned that inappropriate digital activities, such as sharing or liking controversial content, could create negative implications for visa statuses. The diplomat stressed moderation as key to avoiding unintended consequences.

This diplomatic outreach showcases the UAE’s supportive stance toward Pakistan and its people while encouraging accountability in an increasingly interconnected world.

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