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US to review easing level of its travel advisory for Pakistan

byCT Report
27/07/2019
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ISLAMABAD: The United States has accepted another demand from Pakistan and assured to review travel advisory for travel to Pakistan, according to media reports on Friday.

According to sources, the demand to ease level of travel advisory for travel to Pakistan was made during Prime Minister Imran Khan’s recent visit of the United States.

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Sources further informed that it has also been agreed that the meeting of Pak-US Trade Investment Framework Agreement Council would be held this year. Sources added that ease in level of travel advisory would increase foreign investment in Pakistan.

US State Department provides safety and security information for every country of the world to help its citizens to assess themselves the risks of travel. Each country information page contains a Travel Advisory, Alerts, and other important details specific to that country that could affect the travelers.

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