Pakistan signs visa-free agreement with Sudan months after $1.5 billion weapons deal stalled over Saudi Arabia's objections

Business Insider AfricaOlamilekan Okebiorun · 7 November 2026 at 17:01

Pakistan and Sudan have signed a visa-free travel agreement for diplomats and government officials, strengthening bilateral ties months after a proposed $1.5 billion arms deal reportedly stalled following Saudi Arabia's withdrawal of financial support.
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