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Pakistan dismisses US travel ban reports as ‘speculative’

Pakistan dismisses US travel ban reports as ‘speculative’

  • Foreign Office says Pakistan has not received any such indication in this regard so far
  • A media report said last week a travel ban by Trump could prevent Pakistanis from entering the US
By Arab News Pakistan ·

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