Jeddah, In a significant development for religious affairs, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have officially signed their annual Hajj agreement. The accord was formalized in Jeddah, with Saudi Hajj Minister Tawfiq Al-Rabiah and Pakistan’s Caretaker Minister for Religious Affairs, Aneeq Ahmed, penning the agreement. This event marks a continuation of the longstanding cooperation between the two nations in facilitating the Hajj pilgrimage for Pakistani citizens.
According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, the signing of the Hajj agreement coincides with the commencement of the World Hajj Expo in Jeddah, an event that showcases various facilities and services available to pilgrims. The Pakistani delegation, present for the agreement signing, is also scheduled to visit the expo. They will be exploring the stalls of companies that provide essential services to pilgrims, ensuring a comprehensive and well-organized Hajj experience for Pakistani pilgrims.
The annual Hajj agreement is a cornerstone of the religious collaboration between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, ensuring that Pakistani pilgrims can perform their religious duties with support and facilities provided by both governments. The World Hajj Expo, a platform for companies and organizations involved in Hajj services, offers an opportunity for delegations to gain insights into the latest advancements and offerings in the field, further enhancing the Hajj experience.