Islamabad, The ongoing repatriation process of illegal foreign nationals, primarily consisting of Afghan citizens, to their homeland is making significant progress, with a focus on maintaining dignity and safety for all those involved. This initiative reflects the country’s commitment to addressing the issue of illegal immigration and fostering diplomatic relations with neighboring Afghanistan.

According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, a total of 2028 illegal Afghan nationals were successfully repatriated to their country yesterday. This effort is part of a larger, ongoing operation that has seen a considerable number of illegal immigrants returning to Afghanistan.

So far, the total number of illegal Afghan nationals who have been repatriated stands at 412,184. This substantial figure indicates the scale of the operation and the commitment of the authorities to manage the situation effectively. The repatriation process is being conducted in compliance with international standards to ensure that the rights and welfare of the individuals involved are respected throughout the procedure.

The issue of illegal immigration has been a point of concern in the region, and this initiative is a key step towards resolving the challenges associated with it. The repatriation process not only helps in maintaining the integrity of national borders but also aids in strengthening diplomatic relations with Afghanistan by addressing a mutual concern in a responsible and humane manner.