By 2030, 110,000 new hotel rooms will appear in Saudi Mecca and Medina
An estimated 110,000 rooms are expected to be added in Mecca and Medina in Saudi Arabia by 2030 to serve pilgrims performing the Hajj, according to a report.
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An estimated 110,000 rooms are expected to be added in Mecca and Medina in Saudi Arabia by 2030 to serve pilgrims performing the Hajj, according to a report.
Officials at the Halat Ammar border crossing continue to receive pilgrims from abroad with the help of an integrated system of services provided by civilian, military, and government agencies.
The 100 scholars include elite judges and university professors trained to answer questions. Believers can also get answers to their questions from robots at the Grand Mosque.
Saudi Arabia's General Presidency for the Affairs of the Two Holy Mosques on Sunday unveiled its operational plan for this year's Hajj season.
A total of 147,094 pilgrims of various nationalities had reached Medina as of Saturday, arriving through air and land ports to perform this year's Hajj.
The Director General of the Mecca Health Cluster, Dr. Hatem bin Ahmed Al-Omari, on Sunday opened a center for the elderly and geriatric diseases at King Abdulaziz Hospital, a member of the Mecca Health Cluster.
Pilgrims from Malaysia and Indonesia performing the Hajj arrived in Medina on Thursday as part of this year's «Mecca Route» initiative.
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has warned against scammers and social media accounts advertising Hajj services at low prices for people inside the kingdom, the Saudi state news agency SPA reported on Wednesday.
The Sri Lankan government announced that Muslims will be allowed to perform the Hajj this year provided they pay their travel expenses in foreign currency, as the country is experiencing its worst economic crisis in recent times.
The Saudi Ministry of Interior launched its fourth «Makkah Route» initiative to facilitate the Hajj journey of pilgrims and ensure high-quality service.