ISLAMABAD – Pakistan and Cuba have signed an agreement to partially withdraw visa condition between the two countries, the state broadcaster reported on Wednesday.
Interior Secretary Azam Suleman and Cuban Ambassador in Pakistan Gabriel Capote signed the document in Islamabad. Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi and Cuban Vice President Roberto Morales Ojeda were also present on the occasion.
FM @SMQureshiPTI apprises Cuban Vice President about #OccupiedKashmir situationhttps://t.co/90WHSPpvgU pic.twitter.com/0WLA4swbWl
— Radio Pakistan (@RadioPakistan) October 30, 2019
The agreement will be applicable to only people having official passport and diplomatic positions, according to Radio Pakistan.
Under the agreement, the people who have diplomatic, official and special passports will not require visa to enter each other’s country.
The visa agreement will help expand bilateral relations and strengthen trade, cultural and diplomatic ties between the two countries.
