The Henley Passport Index, which assesses global travel freedoms, highlights a significant disparity in global mobility, particularly focusing on the least powerful passports. Afghanistan remains at the lowest position on the index, with its citizens having visa-free access to only 28 countries. Pakistan, with a visa-free score of 34, holds the dubious distinction of having the world's fourth worst-powerful passport. Only, Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan are below it in the ranking of world's most and least powerful passports.