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ISLAMABAD: A senior veteran officer at Pakistan鈥檚 Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) confirmed to Arab News that it is reviving its foreign presence footprint to counter human trafficking and criminal syndicates involving Pakistanis.
The FIA has placed an advertisement to induct up to 3,000 personnel for training and deployment at offices it intends to establish in Greece and Iran, said the officer, speaking on the condition of anonymity because he isn鈥檛 authorized to speak to the media about the agency鈥檚 policy.
鈥淲e had presence in Interpol in Paris back in the 1990s and offices in the Middle East and Turkey, but for political reasons they were closed. The plan to set up offices overseas may not completely curb trafficking and criminal activity, however. The objective is to reduce it to the minimal level,鈥� he said.
The FIA has sought assistance from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to appoint officers at deputy director level and support staff in Greece and Iran following a tragic incident off the coast of Libya where a boat capsized carrying mostly illegal immigrants from Pakistan in January, leaving several people dead.
鈥淓leven dead bodies of Pakistani nationals, who died in the tragic boat incident in Libya, arrived鈥� in Islamabad on Feb. 14, 15 days after the accident, said the Foreign Office in a statement.
Mohammed Faisal, Foreign Office spokesman, said it was high time the FIA launched a campaign to spread awareness in Pakistan for people to gauge the consequences of illegal immigration.
Faisal said: 鈥淭he most important thing is to stop young people from going abroad, especially to Europe, by boats illegally.鈥� The exact number of illegal travelers from Pakistan is unknown.