Pakistan and Sudan have signed an agreement allowing holders of official and diplomatic passports from both countries to travel without obtaining visas.
The agreement was signed by Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Sudanese Interior Minister Lieutenant General Babakar Samra Mustafa Ali, according to official media reports.
Under the agreement, individuals holding official and diplomatic passports from either country will be exempt from visa requirements when travelling between Pakistan and Sudan.
Both ministers described the agreement as an important step towards strengthening bilateral relations. Mohsin Naqvi said the arrangement would facilitate high-level contacts and official delegations.
During their meeting, the two countries also agreed to enhance cooperation in security, internal affairs, cybercrime, police training, NADRA and other areas of mutual interest.
Pakistan also offered further assistance to Sudan in civil registration and professional training for Sudanese police officers.
It is important to note that the visa exemption applies specifically to official and diplomatic passport holders. It does not grant visa-free travel to all Pakistani ordinary passport holders.
