Pakistan Embassy in UAE Suspends In-Person Services Over Security Concerns

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(Web Desk) – Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates – The Embassy of Pakistan, Abu Dhabi has temporarily suspended in-person consular services, citing safety concerns amid the evolving regional situation. The decision was announced through an official circular describing the measure as precautionary and aimed at protecting both community members and embassy staff.

The embassy referenced guidance from the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation, which recommended remote work for private-sector employees and advised avoiding open areas. Pakistani nationals residing in the UAE were urged to follow local authority instructions and stay informed through official channels.

To maintain support for citizens, the embassy provided emergency contact numbers for assistance during the suspension period. Officials assured the community that updates regarding the resumption of normal services would be communicated in due course.

The embassy reiterated its commitment to the safety and welfare of Pakistani nationals in the UAE and encouraged individuals to use emergency contacts for urgent matters while adhering to security advisories.

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