Libya bans entry of Pakistanis for nation's security and stability.

[RazorMC]

They must have been, or why else do you think Libyan government would bother coming up with such a policy

Referring to foreign fighters ready to lay down their lives?

Not happening for Libya. Too far away and not enough Sunni vs Shia vs infidels involved in the conflict.

 

[SURYA-1]

Aur panga lo Arabs se.

 

[xyxmt]

Time to rename Gaddafi Stadium.

why!!
keep the name to make them burn

 

[dravidianhero]

Ooops! That sucks! But I ain't surprised.

The last time I went to France I was stopped at security and asked where I came from. When I said I was from India, the security guy's face lit up, said 'namaste' and asked me to proceed!!! On checking with my friend who had come to receive me he said that the security has been tightened and Pakistanis and those from a couple of other countries are made to go through a number of checks and formalities.

It looks like the Pakistanis are looked at with suspicion around the world seeing that terrorism is synonymous with Pakistan.

Glad to know the response of security guy on knowing that you are an Indian..it is indeed a trouble time for Pakistanis abroad...hope they will regain their lost respect in the world soon.

 

[Pulsar]

Glad to know the response of security guy on knowing that you are an Indian..it is indeed a trouble time for Pakistanis abroad...hope they will regain their lost respect in the world soon.

They will provided they turn over a new leaf by dismantling their terror projects especially in India and Afghanistan. They need to also take apart their 'strategic assets' which for them are good terrorists, using them as instruments of state policy.

 

[Godman]

For nation's security,
stability: Libya's
'official govt' bans
entry of Pakistanis.

Libya’s internationally
recognised administration based in the east
has banned Pakistanis, Yemenis, and
Iranians from entering the divided country,
a military statement said on Tuesday.
The move widens a visa ban already
applied to Sudanese, Bangladeshis,
Palestinians and Syrians.
Prime Minister Abdullah al-Thinni runs
only a rump state in eastern Libya after
a rival group seized Tripoli a year ago,
setting ups its own parliament and a
government not recognised by world
powers.
Thinni’s government and allied security
forces would therefore only be able to
enforce the ban at the eastern airports of
Tobruk and Labraq and the land
crossing with Egypt.
Top army commander Khalifa Haftar,
allied to Thinni, signed the latest ban,
which cited the overall security situation
and a need to preserve “the nation’s
security and stability”.
The decision, a copy of which was
received by Reuters and confirmed by a
senior military official, also said that
Sudanese and Bangladeshi were not
allowed to come to Libya, as mentioned
in previous government statements.
Haftar has repeatedly accused Sudanese,
Palestinians and Syrians of having
joined Ansar al-Sharia and other
militant groups which are his forces in
the eastern city of Benghazi. He has also
accused Yemenis of having joined
militants.
In September 2014, Thinni said Sudan
had attempted to airlift weapons and
ammunition to the new Tripoli rulers.
Khartoum denied this, saying the
weapons were meant for a joint border
force under a bilateral agreement.
Libya is also a key conduit for Pakistani
migrants heading to European shores.
Recently, a number of migrants died
while trying to cross the Mediterranean
in small boats which departed from the
coast of Libya.

For nation's security, stability: Libya's 'official govt' bans entry of Pakistanis - The Express Tribune

Libya can only talk,if anyone wants they can go to Libya as Libyan gov doesn't control all of the borders

 

[Pandora]

Who would even want to go to that hell hole. Gadafi was a blessing for libyans despite his pedophelic nature.

 

[M.SAAD]

Well!

that sucks, Kuwait and Libya both have banned Pakistanis ..


Glad we didn't send our Military for these lazy *** Arabs .

 

[Echo_419]

For nation's security,
stability: Libya's
'official govt' bans
entry of Pakistanis.

Libya’s internationally
recognised administration based in the east
has banned Pakistanis, Yemenis, and
Iranians from entering the divided country,
a military statement said on Tuesday.
The move widens a visa ban already
applied to Sudanese, Bangladeshis,
Palestinians and Syrians.
Prime Minister Abdullah al-Thinni runs
only a rump state in eastern Libya after
a rival group seized Tripoli a year ago,
setting ups its own parliament and a
government not recognised by world
powers.
Thinni’s government and allied security
forces would therefore only be able to
enforce the ban at the eastern airports of
Tobruk and Labraq and the land
crossing with Egypt.
Top army commander Khalifa Haftar,
allied to Thinni, signed the latest ban,
which cited the overall security situation
and a need to preserve “the nation’s
security and stability”.
The decision, a copy of which was
received by Reuters and confirmed by a
senior military official, also said that
Sudanese and Bangladeshi were not
allowed to come to Libya, as mentioned
in previous government statements.
Haftar has repeatedly accused Sudanese,
Palestinians and Syrians of having
joined Ansar al-Sharia and other
militant groups which are his forces in
the eastern city of Benghazi. He has also
accused Yemenis of having joined
militants.
In September 2014, Thinni said Sudan
had attempted to airlift weapons and
ammunition to the new Tripoli rulers.
Khartoum denied this, saying the
weapons were meant for a joint border
force under a bilateral agreement.
Libya is also a key conduit for Pakistani
migrants heading to European shores.
Recently, a number of migrants died
while trying to cross the Mediterranean
in small boats which departed from the
coast of Libya.

For nation's security, stability: Libya's 'official govt' bans entry of Pakistanis - The Express Tribune

WTH

 

[FULL_METAL]

For nation's security,
stability: Libya's
'official govt' bans
entry of Pakistanis.

Libya’s internationally
recognised administration based in the east
has banned Pakistanis, Yemenis, and
Iranians from entering the divided country,
a military statement said on Tuesday.
The move widens a visa ban already
applied to Sudanese, Bangladeshis,
Palestinians and Syrians.
Prime Minister Abdullah al-Thinni runs
only a rump state in eastern Libya after
a rival group seized Tripoli a year ago,
setting ups its own parliament and a
government not recognised by world
powers.
Thinni’s government and allied security
forces would therefore only be able to
enforce the ban at the eastern airports of
Tobruk and Labraq and the land
crossing with Egypt.
Top army commander Khalifa Haftar,
allied to Thinni, signed the latest ban,
which cited the overall security situation
and a need to preserve “the nation’s
security and stability”.
The decision, a copy of which was
received by Reuters and confirmed by a
senior military official, also said that
Sudanese and Bangladeshi were not
allowed to come to Libya, as mentioned
in previous government statements.
Haftar has repeatedly accused Sudanese,
Palestinians and Syrians of having
joined Ansar al-Sharia and other
militant groups which are his forces in
the eastern city of Benghazi. He has also
accused Yemenis of having joined
militants.
In September 2014, Thinni said Sudan
had attempted to airlift weapons and
ammunition to the new Tripoli rulers.
Khartoum denied this, saying the
weapons were meant for a joint border
force under a bilateral agreement.
Libya is also a key conduit for Pakistani
migrants heading to European shores.
Recently, a number of migrants died
while trying to cross the Mediterranean
in small boats which departed from the
coast of Libya.

For nation's security, stability: Libya's 'official govt' bans entry of Pakistanis - The Express Tribune

Now its time for Somalia and Uganda to do the same

 

[jamahir]

@jamahir ye aapki favorite country main kyaa ho gaya

libya mey democracy aagayi hai, mere bhai.

 

[WaLeEdK2]

libya mey democracy aagayi hai, mere bhai.

:p

 

[jamahir]

Time to rename Gaddafi Stadium.

what does gaddafi have to do with this section of the current "government" that is part of the puppet regime installed by nato in 2011??

gaddafi is a historic hero... celebrate him.

 

[Gandhi follower]

New low .. Sad

 

[Indus Pakistan]

Its not about fragility. They seem concerned with the inflow of foreign terrorists. Interestingly Bangladehis were already banned. More bangladeshis seem to have joined ISIS than Pakistanis BTW. One reason could be the oppressive environment these good people have to encounter in BD, whereas like minded pakistanis have more ''freedom of expression'' back home.

Don't be stupid. What about Iranian's or Syrians or Palestinians? This is being done to appease the European Union to cut off the migrant trail from the east. Simple as that.