Recent agreements between Pakistan and Belarus allow visitors with red or blue passports to enter each nation's country without obtaining a visa. Both the Pakistani and Belarusian foreign ministers, Sergei Aleinik and Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, made the announcement of this agreement. They emphasised the importance of this agreement in fostering collaboration and deepening ties between the two countries.
The foreign ministers highlighted a range of topics of mutual interest during the joint news conference, including strengthening economic ties, boosting trade and investment, encouraging scientific cooperation, supporting cultural exchanges, and facilitating people-to-people encounters. The foreign minister of Pakistan reaffirmed his nation's commitment to continuing high-level contacts and visitation exchanges with Belarus in order to strengthen their bilateral ties.
There are existing visa-waiver agreements between Pakistan and a number of nations, including Egypt, Norway, and Austria. Certain passport holders, such as those with blue (diplomatic) or red (diplomats and those connected to diplomacy) passports, are permitted entry into these nations without the need for a visa thanks to these accords.
There are several tourist sites in Belarus that highlight the country's fascinating history, stunning scenery, and rich cultural heritage. Popular tourist locations include the Brest Fortress, which was an important site during World War II and is now used as a memorial complex, and the dynamic capital city of Minsk.
In addition, historical buffs and visitors are drawn to UNESCO World Heritage Sites including Belovezhskaya Pushcha National Park, Grodno, Polotsk, and the Braslaw Lakes National Park. Blue and red passport holders will find it easier and more convenient to visit these locations now that there is a visa waiver agreement in effect.
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