Over 46,500 Pakistanis registered for repatriation, says FM Qureshi

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Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi has said that 46,743 stranded Pakistanis had registered themselves with Pakistan’s missions for repatriation to the homeland.

Briefing a parliamentary functional committee on Covid-19 on measures being taken to facilitate the return of stranded Pakistanis and foreigners, he said 2,054 of them were members of Tableeghi Jamaat, mostly in Sudan, Kenya, Tanzania, Somalia, Uganda and Chad.

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