KARACHI: United Business Group (UBG) has welcomed the federal cabinet’s historic visa policy reforms, calling it a major step forward for tourism, investment, and trade.
UBG President Zubair Tufail, Sindh Region Chairman Khalid Tawab, and group members Hanif Gohar, Mazhar A. Nasir, and Momin Ali Malik have highly praised the decision to allow tourists and businesspeople from 126 countries to get visas on arrival at Pakistani airports within 24 hours, without any visa fee. The UBG leaders have labeled this move a “game-changer” for Pakistan’s economy.
Boost to Economy and Tourism:
UBG President Zubair Tufail believes this government initiative will boost national tourism, foreign investment, and trade across various sectors, making Pakistan an attractive destination for international businesses and tourists.
Business-Friendly Environment:
Khalid Tawab lauded the efforts to create a business-friendly environment, stating these efforts would lead to economic growth, job creation, and increased revenue.
Special Arrangements for Sikh Pilgrims:
Mazhar Ali Nasir praised the special arrangements for Sikh pilgrims holding passports of third countries, allowing them to obtain visas on arrival. This will promote religious tourism and cultural exchange, showing the government’s commitment to inclusivity and diversity.
Vision for a Progressive Pakistan:
Hanif Gohar stated these historic visa policy reforms reflect the government’s vision for a progressive and prosperous Pakistan.
New Opportunities:
Momin Ali Malik expressed confidence that this initiative will open new opportunities for businesses, tourists, and investors, further establishing Pakistan as a hub for regional activities.
