Tag: #Expats
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UAE Requested to Consider Antigen Tests Instead of PCR Tests
All passengers flying to the UAE have to show their (polymerase chain reaction) PCR tests for COVID-19, however, the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has requested the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to appeal to the UAE Government to consider results from antigen tests instead. Despite the UAE easing restrictions for those coming into the country,…
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PM to take strict action against Pakistani ambassador to KSA
Lahore, 29th April: Prime Minister Imran Khan has issued orders to investigate the case against the Pakistani ambassador to Saudi Arabia. PM Khan on Thursday ordered an inquiry to be conducted against the Pakistani ambassador to Saudi Arabia Raja Ali Ejaz after getting reports of ill-treatment of overseas Pakistanis by the embassy. While addressing the…
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CWAs Resolving Expats’ Issues Efficiently: NA Body Told
An NA body has been told that CWAs have been resolving the issues of expats issues efficiently.
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Expats Have Every Right to Contest Elections: Zulfi Bukhari
Zulfi Bukhari says that expats have every right to contest elections.
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Multiple Initiatives Taken to Implement PM’s Vision for Welfare of Expats and Labourers
Multiple initiatives were taken to implement the PM’s vision for the welfare of expats and labourers over the two years of the government.
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Oman to Firms: Fire Expats, Hire Locals
According to the official data, more than a third of Oman’s 4.6 million residents are expatriates, the authorities tell state firms to fire ex-pats, hire locals. According to Baaghi TV, the finance minister of Oman has issued orders to state companies to fire the expatriates and hire locals as part of it’s ‘Omanisation’ policy. The…
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Foriegn Minister Qureshi promises to help the expats stuck during Pandemic
Lahore, 25th April: Pakistan Foreign Minister, Shah Mahmood Qureshi while addressing the Pakistani community living in the United States said in a video link that Pakistan is trying it’s best to help the ex-pats stuck abroad during such crisis. Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi said that during the pandemic we are facing an economic challenge.…
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Pakistani Expatriates Break Records as they Congregate in Washington DC
Lahore (22nd July, 2019): Pakistani expatriates break records as they congregate to meet the Prime Minister (PM), Imran Khan, in Washington DC. According to Baaghi TV’s reports, nearly 18,500 Indians gathered to attend Indian PM Modi’s speech at the Madison Square Gardens in New York on the 29th of September, 2019, including nearly 800 more…
