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Hajj minister reviews pilgrim services, meets foreign delegations in Mina

  • Tawfiq Al-Rabiah reviewed the readiness of accommodation facilities and operational services
  • Al-Rabiah met with workers and field supervisors and was briefed on operational plans and coordination between relevant entities,
By Arab News ·

Hajj minister inspects Makkah development projects

By SPA ·

Pilgrims’ safety takes priority as Saudi Arabia gears up for Hajj

By Rashid Hassan ·

KSA welcomes record 18.5m pilgrims in 2024

By Arab News ·
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Grand Hajj Symposium in Makkah emphasizes compliance and safety

By Tareq Al-Thaqafi ·

Hajj minister: Over 1 million pilgrims have arrived in the Kingdom so far

By Hebshi Alshammari ·

Guidelines set for iftar providers at Makkah’s Grand Mosque

By Arab News ·
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Saudi Arabia to open new visa centers, introduce flights for Indian pilgrims

By Sanjay Kumar ·

Saudi Hajj minister meets with Bahraini Islamic affairs minister

By Arab News ·

Saudi Hajj minister pledges Kingdom’s commitment to Tunisian pilgrims

By Arab News ·

Saudi minister of Hajj and Umrah concludes visit to Morocco

By SPA ·

Saudi minister highlights Kingdom’s efforts to improve Hajj experience for pilgrims

By Nada Hameed ·

Saudi Hajj minister visits Indonesia

By SPA ·

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