Egyptian Pilgrims Arrive in Makkah for Hajj with Warm Welcome
In a heartwarming reception, the first group of pilgrims from Egypt has touched down in Makkah for this year’s Hajj pilgrimage. Welcomed by Rehlat W Manafae, a subsidiary of the esteemed Ashraqat serving Arab pilgrims, the group of 1,000 pilgrims were greeted with Zamzam water, flowers, Saudi coffee, and thoughtful gifts upon their arrival in the sacred city.
With a total of 55,000 Egyptian pilgrims expected to partake in this year’s Hajj, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has already welcomed a staggering 935,966 pilgrims from across the globe as of last Sunday, as reported by the General Directorate of Passports.
Ahmed Tamar, the CEO of Rehlat W Manafae, expressed the company’s commitment to ensuring the utmost comfort and convenience for pilgrims as they embark on their sacred journey. Committed to upholding the Kingdom’s directives to cater to the needs of pilgrims and visitors to the two holy mosques, the company aims to provide a seamless and memorable Hajj experience for all.