The first group of Iranian pilgrims has arrived in Saudi Arabia to perform the Hajj rituals, marking a significant step in the comprehensive services and facilities offered by the Kingdom to pilgrims coming from around the world.
Ali Reza Enayati, the Iranian ambassador to Saudi Arabia, stated in exclusive remarks that the second group of Iranian pilgrims is set to arrive next Tuesday. He affirmed that the pilgrims from his country are receiving generous care from the Kingdom, as has been the case in previous years.
Details of the Event
The first group of administrative and social staff accompanying the Iranian pilgrims has also arrived in the Kingdom, followed by additional groups of pilgrims in the coming days. The ambassador noted that the opening of air routes has facilitated their arrival via airlines, under the generous care of Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Arabia welcomed the first batch of guests of Allah, who began arriving in the country on April 18, in preparation for the Hajj rituals. A comprehensive system of services has been prepared in accordance with the directives of the leadership to harness all resources to serve the pilgrims and enable them to perform their rituals with ease and comfort.
Background & Context
This year marks the eighth year of the