Hajj and Umrah Committee discusses plans and arrangements for next Hajj season
MAKKAH — A meeting of the Permanent Committee for Hajj and Umrah discussed plans and arrangements for the 2027 Hajj season, along with new projects and services planned to serve the pilgrims. Deputy Emir of Makkah and Deputy Chairman of the committee Prince Saud bin Mishaal chaired the meeting.Addressing the meeting, Prince Saud stressed the need to strengthen integration among relevant entities…
Makkah — The Permanent Committee for Hajj and Umrah convened a meeting to deliberate on preparations for the 2027 Hajj season, alongside upcoming projects and services aimed at supporting pilgrims. Prince Saud bin Mishaal, the deputy Emir of Makkah and chairman of the committee, presided over the gathering. Prince Saud highlighted the necessity of enhancing cooperation among relevant parties and maintaining a focus on performance metrics aligned with the directives of the Saudi leadership.
He also underscored the criticality of ensuring top-notch readiness for the upcoming Hajj, facilitating pilgrims' ability to execute their rites with ease and assurance.
The meeting delved into the ongoing Umrah season and the services rendered to Umrah pilgrims from their arrival in Saudi Arabia until their departure for their native lands. A review of performance indicators among the entities involved in Hajj and mechanisms for sectoral coordination was undertaken. Discussions also centered on bolstering communication and coordination among entities to bolster operations and achieve the utmost level of preparedness to serve pilgrims effectively.
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