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Pakistan: UNHCR-IOM Joint Border Monitoring Report # 15 on Inflows From The Islamic Republic of Iran 1 Mar - 16 July 2026
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· July 23, 2026
· 1 min read
Countries: Pakistan, Iran (Islamic Republic of) . In response to developments in the region, IOM and UNHCR collected information on inflows into Pakistan from the Islamic Republic of Iran—drawing on multiple sources1 and corroborating data where possible. This report presents cumulative data on the
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Key takeaway In response to developments in the region, IOM and UNHCR collected information on inflows into Pakistan from the Islamic Republic of Iran—drawing on multiple sources1 and corroborating data where possible.
Why this matters
The joint border monitoring report by UNHCR and IOM highlights the ongoing movement of people between Pakistan and Iran, with a notable trend of Pakistani nationals being deported from Iran. The fact that 369 Pakistani nationals have been deported since May 2026 via the Taftan border crossing point suggests a significant influx of individuals who may be in need of humanitarian assistance upon their return. This development may put a strain on Pakistan's resources, particularly in terms of providing aid and support to these deportees. The close monitoring of the situation by UNHCR and IOM is crucial in understanding the flow trends and nationality of arrivals, which can inform the response efforts of humanitarian organizations and governments in the region. The report's findings may also have implications for faith-based organizations and charities that provide disaster relief and humanitarian aid in Pakistan, as they may need to adjust their response strategies to address the needs of these deportees.
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Category: disaster Published: July 23, 2026 Source: ReliefWeb Reading time: 1 min
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What is this story about? Countries: Pakistan, Iran (Islamic Republic of) . In response to developments in the region, IOM and UNHCR collected information on inflows into Pakistan from the Islamic Republic of Iran—drawing on multiple sources1 and corroborating data where possible. This report presents cumulative data on the
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