Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has announced a 30 per cent discount on flights from Pakistan to Toronto in Canada.
Till when is the offer valid?
The offer is valid for travel until December 19, 2026. Passengers must book their tickets by October 31, 2026, to get the discount.
The airline has shared the offer through its official communication channels. The purpose is to help passengers planning to travel to Canada save money on their tickets.
What other benefits are included?
The promotion also offers WestJet points to eligible passengers. However, passengers should check the terms and conditions before booking their flights.
How can passengers book tickets?
Passengers can visit PIA’s official website at www.piac.com.pk for more details about the offer: Click here.
They can also call the airline’s helpline at 021-111-786-786 to ask about the discount and booking process.
Pakistan and Ethiopia discuss visa-free travel
Recently, Pakistan and Ethiopia reviewed progress on a proposed visa free travel agreement for diplomatic and official passport holders.
The matter was discussed during a meeting between Federal Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan and Ethiopian Ambassador Oumer Hussein Oba.
The proposed agreement would apply only to people holding diplomatic and official passports.
Ordinary passport holders would not be covered. However, no date has been announced for signing the agreement.
Rana Ihsan Afzal, Commerce Secretary Jawad Paul and other senior officials also attended the meeting.
What did Pakistan say about pharmaceutical exports?
During the meeting, Jam Kamal Khan asked Ethiopia to make it easier for Pakistani pharmaceutical companies to enter its market. He also called for steps to resolve delays in medicine registration.
The minister said Pakistan’s pharmaceutical industry had strong potential to export medicines to African countries.
Ethiopian Ambassador Oumer Hussein Oba said he had discussed pending medicine registration cases with the relevant authorities. He added that they had assured him the issues would be resolved.
Commerce Secretary Jawad Paul also stressed the need for an Ethiopian technical team to visit Pakistan soon. The team would inspect Pakistani pharmaceutical companies and assess their facilities.
