Pakistan and Italy Sign Visa Abolition Agreement for Diplomatic Passports

Rome: Pakistan and Italy have signed an agreement to abolish the requirement of visas for holders of diplomatic passports. The agreement was formalized by Pakistan’s Ambassador to Italy Ali Javed and Italian Secretary General Foreign Affairs Ambassador Riccardo Guariglia during a ceremony in Rome.

According to Radio Pakistan, prior to the signing ceremony, both parties engaged in discussions to review the full spectrum of their historically cordial and cooperative bilateral relations. This included cooperation at multilateral platforms such as the United Nations and the European Union. The agreement is seen as a reflection of mutual trust and friendship, enhancing the existing wide range of bilateral mechanisms for exchanges and cooperation.

The new accord is expected to facilitate smoother exchanges of diplomatic delegations and strengthen bilateral engagement between the two nations.

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