Islamabad: (Yaseen Hashmi) Pakistan and the United States have agreed to strengthen cooperation in opposition to illegal immigration and fake visa networks as part of broader efforts to deepen bilateral relations.
The understanding was reached in the course of a meeting among Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan Natalie Baker, where both sides discussed mutual pursuits and enhanced collaboration in key areas.
According to an authentic assertion, the assembly centered on curbing unlawful immigration, improving the effectiveness of the pre-immigration clearance system and taking joint action against fraudulent visa networks. the two sides also reaffirmed their dedication to expanding cooperation at all levels in regulation enforcement, specifically in police training.
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi stated the government has adopted a zero-tolerance policy in opposition to fake visa networks and agent mafias, adding that he’s personally overseeing operations in opposition to such groups. He stated that Pakistani passports had been made more comfortable through modern technology and warned that the ones involved in document fraud would face strict action.
Calling illegal immigration a serious challenge, the Interior Minister stated effective government measures have caused a 47% reduction in illegal migration. He added that a robust crackdown is underway against individuals attempting to travel to theUnited States through illegal means and welcomed U.S. cooperation in this regard.
Ambassador Natalie Baker said the united states attaches special importance to its relationship with Pakistan, noting that shared priorities and increased cooperation would further strengthen bilateral ties.
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