Pakistan’s Foreign Office has stated that Pakistani passports are not valid for travel to Israel. Spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan reaffirmed Pakistan’s unchanged position on Israel, emphasizing the country’s support for Palestinian rights and the establishment of a sovereign state.
The Foreign Office (FO) of Pakistan, represented by spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan, has emphasized that travel to Israel on a Pakistani passport is not permitted. Khan clarified that the passports explicitly state they are invalid for travel to Israel, thus precluding any such visit under current regulations.
In response to inquiries regarding reports of Pakistani journalists traveling to Israel, the spokesperson reiterated that Pakistan’s stance on Israel remains consistent and unchanged. He affirmed that Pakistan does not recognize Israel and fully supports the rights of the Palestinian people.
Spokesperson Khan highlighted Pakistan’s commitment to establishing an independent Palestinian state, defined by its borders prior to 1967, with Al-Quds Al-Sharif as its capital. He reaffirmed Pakistan’s dedication to achieving a just resolution to the Palestinian issue, consistent with United Nations resolutions and the aspirations of the Palestinian people.
In conclusion, the Pakistani Foreign Office reiterated that travel to Israel is not permitted for Pakistani passport holders, reflecting the nation’s longstanding stance against Israel. The commitment to the Palestinian cause remains strong, as does the support for a sovereign Palestinian state, aligned with international resolutions.
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