Pakistan considers visa on arrival for 55 countries to boost tourism, Abdul Razak Dawood

By News Editor Last updated Dec 18, 2018 38

Abdul Razak Dawood - Adviser to Prime Minister on Commerce, Industries, Production and Investment

ISLAMABAD (18^th Dec, 2018) : Abdul Razak Dawood – the Adviser to the Prime Minister for Commerce and Investment today announced that Pakistan is considering allowing visa on arrival for 55 countries.

Addressing a press conference, Abdul Razak Dawood said a policy was being formulated and it would be presented to Prime Minister Imran Khan in January 2019.

“We will also consult the country’s security institutions regarding the matter”, he said.

Abdul Razak Dawood added that Pakistan needs tourism and that the government would do whatever is in the interest of the country.

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