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16 Pakistanis Return from Iran, Assistance Needed Confirmed by Ambassador Tipu

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Pakistan nationals stranded in Iran following conflict between Iran-US and Israel have returned home. The number of individuals repatriated is 16, as reported on Sunday.

Ambassador Mudassir Tipu confirmed that assistance was required for returning these citizens from Iranian ports. Talks were held with Iranian authorities, including contact with companies and ships where the nationals were employed.

The ambassador highlighted that embassy efforts played a crucial role in ensuring the safe return of these individuals.

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