Foreign Office spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch said we continue to follow the developments in Sudan.
Islamabad: Pakistan says it continues to work with its missions in the region to provide relief to Pakistanis in Sudan.
The spokesperson, in a statement, said that the Foreign Office continued to follow the developments in Sudan and was working with Pakistan’s Missions in the region to provide relief to Pakistanis there.
She said: “427 Pakistanis reached Port Sudan safely and they are being lodged before arrangements for their onward journey are coordinated”.
A couple of days ago, Foreign Secretary Asad Majeed Khan held a follow-up virtual meeting with Pakistan’s Missions in Sudan and neighboring countries to discuss modalities for the safe evacuation of Pakistanis from Sudan.
Representatives from Pakistan International Airline (PIA) and Ministry of Overseas Pakistanis and other relevant agencies also joined.
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