Four Pakistanis were saved from people traffickers in Iran.
As the number of cases of trafficking in persons has grown, the Embassy of Pakistan has worked with the Government of Iran to save four Pakistani citizens. Because of the rescue effort, the people who were smuggling people were also caught.
The Pakistanis officially came to Iran, but they were later taken by a group of people traffickers who tortured them and told their families they needed a large ransom to free them. Their lives were saved when the embassy of Pakistan and the government of Iran stepped in at the right time.
In his message, Ambassador Muhammad Mudassir Tipu asked Pakistanis who want to visit Iran to do so properly and keep in touch with the Embassy of Pakistan in case something goes wrong. He also told them to stay alert so they wouldn’t fall victim to Human Smugglers.
The rescued Pakistanis, Ghulam Mustafa Tabassum, Muhammad Suhail, Muhammad Arsalan, and Muhammad Khurram, expressed their gratitude to the Embassy of Pakistan and the Government of Iran for their untiring efforts in securing their release

Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb says that the government’s policies have made Pakistan’s economy stable over the past year.
He talked about lower inflation and interest rates, more foreign exchange assets, and the stabilisation of the currency in an interview with the Global Media Company Forbes.
In talking about the structural changes and how important it is to get local investors involved, Muhammad Aurangzeb said that the government’s main goal is to make the economy stable so that investments can come in.
According to the finance minister, Pakistan has the third-largest number of freelancers in the world. The government is working to make the environment more favourable for them so that they can get a lot of investment and grow the economy through exports.

Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif met with Pakistan’s Chief Justice Yahya Afridi in the Chief Justice House. They talked about important topics such economic difficulties, ongoing tax cases in the nation’s courts, and judicial reforms.
The Prime Minister offered his best wishes and congratulated Chief Justice Afridi on taking office at the meeting.
He commended the Chief Justice’s initiative in making sure that justice is delivered in a timely and effective manner.
The Chief Justice’s efforts to visit remote areas of South Punjab, Interior Sindh, Balochistan, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in order to conduct personal assessments of the legal system were especially welcomed by the Prime Minister.
Afridi’s interactions with many stakeholders to reform the legal framework and increase access to justice were also praised by him.
The Prime Minister emphasised the need for prompt and merit-based decisions to support economic stability and offer relief to businesses by highlighting the long-pending tax cases in several courts.
He asked the Chief Justice to expedite decisions in certain instances in order to clear the backlog of cases.
The Prime Minister’s opinion was welcomed by Chief Justice Afridi, who also asked for more recommendations on how to strengthen the judicial system.
In response, the prime minister pledged his complete cooperation in restoring the judiciary’s effectiveness and putting changes into place.
Along with reaffirming his commitment to tackling the missing persons issue, the Prime Minister gave the Chief Justice his word that he will step up efforts to expedite meaningful measures in this respect.