FIA plans immigration automation with e-gates as int’l passenger traffic tops 22m
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan handled more than 22.65 million international passenger movements during 2025, reflecting the scale of cross-border travel through its airports. The official data showed that 22,650,199 passenger movements were processed during the year, comprising 11,097,240 arrivals and 11,552,959 departures, The News reported citing official data on Tuesday. On the day covered by the report, Pakistan’s international entry and exit points recorded 51,517 passenger movements across 295 arriving and departing flights. The six airports together accounted for 49,181 passenger movements and 285 flights, with the remaining 2,336 passenger movements and 10 flights recorded at other international entry and exit points.Read More
PM reiterates federal government’s resolve to continue work for KP’s development, people’s welfare
ISLAMABAD, Sep 15: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Tuesday reiterated the federal government’s resolve to continue working for the development of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and the welfare of its people. HeRead More
Pakistan, Lebanon vow to strengthen security, intelligence cooperation
Naqvi, Lebanese counterpart discuss Islamabad’s efforts for lasting peace in region, says interior ministry ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Lebanon have agreed to expand security cooperation and strengthen institutional ties, including throughRead More
