05-31-2008, 10:42 PM
Pakistan, Iran to ease visa restrictions
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Iran have decided to ease the existing visa policies to promote education, business and tourism to further strengthen bi-lateral ties and co-operation between the two countries. In a meeting between Adviser to Prime Minister on Interior Rehman A Malik and Iran’s Ambassador to Pakistan Masha Allah Shakeri, Malik said that Pakistan attaches great importance to relations with Iran which are deeply rooted in similarities of history, faith and culture. "We attach great importance to our relations with brotherly country Iran. We assure Iran our friendship, full co-operation and commitment in all the matters of mutual interest," said Malik. app
http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp...008_pg7_21
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Iran have decided to ease the existing visa policies to promote education, business and tourism to further strengthen bi-lateral ties and co-operation between the two countries. In a meeting between Adviser to Prime Minister on Interior Rehman A Malik and Iran’s Ambassador to Pakistan Masha Allah Shakeri, Malik said that Pakistan attaches great importance to relations with Iran which are deeply rooted in similarities of history, faith and culture. "We attach great importance to our relations with brotherly country Iran. We assure Iran our friendship, full co-operation and commitment in all the matters of mutual interest," said Malik. app
http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp...008_pg7_21