Emissary General of the Unified Bedouin Emirates in Karachi, Bakheet Ateeq al-Remeithi, has asked Pakistanis in the UAE to try not to spread negative publicity against their nation, its establishments or lawmakers.
The UAE Emissary General said negative misleading publicity against Pakistan by Pakistanis living or visiting the UAE was seen via online entertainment for which many were captured and condemned to 14 to 15 years in prison. In excess of five Pakistanis were condemned to life detainment while the greater part of them were expelled, he said.
The UAE Emissary General cautioned such Pakistanis wouldn’t get visas for Inlet nations, including the UAE, and wouldn’t have the option to go there. “They ought to try not to share or sending any such matter on the web-based entertainment,” he said, adding “Severe move will be initiated against them according to regulation assuming they do as such.”
Bakheet Ateeq al-Remeithi expressed residents of approximately 200 nations having various religions and ethnicities live in harmony in the UAE. The quantity of Pakistanis in the UAE has surpassed 1.8 million, he said. The UAE Emissary General engaged Pakistanis not to carry their political contrasts to Dubai. He said residents engaged with such publicity in Pakistan are being addressed for getting Emirates visa.
Because of an inquiry, Bakheet Ateeq said there was no limitation with respect to the UAE visas. “Not just visas are being given to Pakistanis, all potential offices are being given in the Department,” he told this journalist. He said the standards for the UAE visas have been fixed.
He requested that Pakistanis visit the northern region of their nation or other vacationer places prior to going to Dubai.