Malaysian Minister of Religious Affairs Praises Saudi Arabia’s Role in Serving Hajj Pilgrims
In a recent development, Malaysian Minister of Religious Affairs, Dato Muhammad Naeem bin Mukhtar, has lauded Saudi Arabia’s exemplary efforts in catering to the needs of Hajj pilgrims. This praise comes as a testament to the exceptional service provided to Malaysian pilgrims during their pilgrimage in the Kingdom, as reported by Saudi Press Agency on Tuesday.
Mukhtar expressed his gratitude towards Hajj workers for their unwavering dedication in ensuring that Malaysian pilgrims are equipped with all necessary amenities since their arrival in Makkah. The visit to the Malaysian Hajj Mission’s headquarters served as a platform for Mukhtar to emphasize the critical importance of continued collaboration between Saudi Arabia and Malaysia to enhance the pilgrimage experience for Malaysian pilgrims.
Furthermore, Mukhtar recognized the efforts of the Mashariq Al Masiah Company in delivering exceptional services to pilgrims, further highlighting the commitment of all parties involved in making the pilgrimage a smooth and memorable journey.
It is worth noting that the Saudi Arabian government has approved a total of 31,600 Malaysian pilgrims for this year’s pilgrimage, underscoring the strong bilateral ties between the two nations in facilitating the sacred journey of Hajj.