巴基斯坦国防部长指责有组织的乞讨团伙导致海湾签证限制，理由是儿童剥削和腐败。 Pakistan's defence minister blames organized begging rings for Gulf visa restrictions, citing child exploitation and corruption.

国防部长Khawaja Asif将海湾国家对巴基斯坦人的签证限制与有组织的乞讨联系在一起, Defence Minister Khawaja Asif linked Gulf nations' visa restrictions on Pakistanis to organised begging, calling it a lucrative criminal network exploiting children, women, and disabled individuals. 他展示卡拉奇一名儿童乞丐每周收入10 000至12 000卢比, 指称承包商通过派乞丐到海湾国家获利。 In a video post, he showed a child beggar in Karachi earning 10,000–12,000 rupees weekly, alleging contractors profit by sending beggars to Gulf countries. Asif指控官员和警察共谋,声称行动职能是主要就业来源,涉及腐败。 Asif accused officials and police of complicity, claiming the operation functions as a major source of employment and involves corruption. 虽然阿联酋拒绝签证禁令计划,但据国际汽联报告,2025年将56 000名参与有组织乞讨的巴基斯坦人从沙特阿拉伯驱逐。 While the UAE denied plans for a visa ban, the FIA reported deporting 56,000 Pakistanis involved in organised begging from Saudi Arabia in 2025.