Minister for Information and Publications Gilgit-Baltistan Ghulam Abbas on Tuesday said that tourism activities in Gilgit-Baltistan will continue apace and a completely safe environment will be ensured for tourists despite the recent events.
Gilgit (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News – 31st March, 2026) Minister for Information and Publications Gilgit-Baltistan Ghulam Abbas on Tuesday said that tourism activities in Gilgit-Baltistan will continue apace and a completely safe environment will be ensured for tourists despite the recent events.
Speaking to the media here, he said that the government, local administration and security institutions are taking comprehensive measures to facilitate and protect tourists visiting the area.
He added that the religious scholars also demonstrated their responsibility by clearly indicating in their messages that there were no restrictions on tourists in Gilgit-Baltistan and that the overall environment remained peaceful.
The minister urged tourists from different parts of the country to visit the region without fear and enjoy its stunning mountain views, natural beauty and famous tourist destinations. He stressed that both the government and local communities are actively involved in expanding the scope of hospitality and providing maximum facilities to visitors.
Ghulam Abbas further said that those who have already planned their summer trips should continue with their trips He travels Plan and visit Gilgit-Baltistan with their families. He pointed out that civil society and religious scholars are fully cooperating to support tourists.
He stressed that Gilgit-Baltistan will maintain its position as one of the leading tourist destinations in the country this year as well, and all available resources will be used to boost tourism in the region.
The Minister also advised that in case of any difficulty, tourists should immediately contact the local administration or relevant authorities to receive timely assistance.
He concluded by saying that the tourism industry in Gilgit-Baltistan is growing rapidly and the government is committed to protecting it and further developing it. In this regard, the Prime Minister-designate also issued special directives to the departments concerned.