How foreign minister is assisting stranded Pakistanis across Gulf countries amid Iran tensions

ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) - Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has taken key measures in response to the evolving regional situation, aiming to assist both Iranian nationals and overseas Pakistanis.

According to the Foreign Office spokesperson, efforts have been accelerated to facilitate the return of Iranian citizens and to support Pakistanis abroad. The ministry’s Crisis Management Unit has been activated and is monitoring the situation around the clock.

On the directives of the Prime Minister, special facilitation desks have been established at Pakistani embassies to assist stranded citizens. These desks are providing visa assistance, accommodation, and travel arrangements for Pakistanis affected by the situation.

The spokesperson added that special portals, mobile applications, and helplines have also been launched to improve communication and support services. Pakistani embassies remain in continuous contact with host governments to coordinate assistance.

With the partial restoration of flight operations, the process of repatriating Pakistani citizens through commercial flights has also begun.

The Foreign Office emphasized that the safety and welfare of overseas Pakistanis remain the government’s top priority. Details of emergency contacts and assistance are available on the ministry’s official website and social media platforms.