Diplomatic Tour

Former Prime Minister Mian Nawaz Sharif, the lifetime chief of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), has laid out plans to undertake visits to four countries before his anticipated return to Pakistan.

The details of these trips are currently in the finalization stage with the strategic aim of attracting substantial investments to Pakistan.

Nawaz Sharif will commence his itinerary with a visit to Saudi Arabia next week, including undertaking the Umrah pilgrimage. Following this, he is scheduled to visit the United Arab Emirates, with a potential brief visit to Qatar.

Sources have revealed that an essential visit to China is also on the agenda before Nawaz Sharif’s homecoming. His team has been in communication with Chinese officials, and China has expressed a willingness to engage in collaboration with Nawaz Sharif, potentially leading to significant investment announcements.

These strategic visits to key nations reflect Nawaz Sharif’s efforts to bolster economic ties and attract investments that could positively impact Pakistan’s development and growth.

FIA Arrests 4 ‘Beggars’ Traveling To Saudi Arabia In Guise Of Umrah

Meanwhile,

On Friday, the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) arrested four individuals who had disguised themselves as Umrah pilgrims but were, in fact, alleged beggars in Lahore.

According to an FIA spokesperson, the anti-human trafficking cell detained four individuals, comprising two men and two women, in Lahore. The spokesperson also revealed that these individuals had frequently visited Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Iraq for the purpose of begging.

Furthermore, these beggars had agreed to give half of their earnings to the travel agents responsible for organizing their trips.