The government of Pakistan has announced a free shuttle service for local and international media representatives covering the upcoming high-level international talks in Islamabad.

According to an official statement, the shuttle service will begin operating on April 11, 2026, from 6 am. It is aimed at ensuring smooth and timely transportation of journalists to the Media Facilitation Center set up at the Jinnah Convention Center.

The service will run at regular intervals and will depart from the F-8 side parking area of Centaurus Mall. Authorities have advised all media personnel to carry their special access cards issued for entry to the convention center before boarding the shuttle.

Officials emphasized that this initiative has been taken to ease logistical challenges faced by journalists and to ensure comprehensive media coverage of the important diplomatic engagement. Both local and foreign reporters are expected to benefit from the arrangement.

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The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting described the step as a key move to support media operations and improve access during the talks, which have drawn global attention.

In addition, a dedicated contact facility has been established to provide further assistance and information to media representatives. Authorities believe that this organized transport system will help streamline coverage and enhance coordination during the event.