
Pakistani pilgrims: Saudi Arabia has presented a global model in Hajj management
Pakistani pilgrims widely praised the Kingdom's efforts during the Hajj season
A number of pilgrims from the Islamic Republic of Pakistan expressed their deep appreciation and gratitude for the exceptional efforts exerted by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in serving the guests of God. In separate testimonies, the pilgrims affirmed that the Kingdom has succeeded in presenting a unique global model in crowd management and organizing one of the largest annual human gatherings in the world, which has contributed to facilitating the performance of their rituals with ease, tranquility, and peace of mind.
Historical context: The honor of serving pilgrims and a vision for the future
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has been responsible for serving the Two Holy Mosques and organizing the Hajj pilgrimage since its founding—a great historical and religious responsibility. Over the decades, the management of the Hajj season has witnessed tremendous development, with the Kingdom investing vast resources in developing the infrastructure of the holy sites and expanding the Two Holy Mosques. These ongoing efforts are part of Saudi Vision 2030, which aims to comprehensively improve the experience of pilgrims and Umrah performers by employing the latest technologies and enhancing the efficiency of services provided to the millions of Muslims who flock to the holy lands annually.
Live testimonials: Meticulous organization and integrated services
Speaking to Al-Youm newspaper, Hajj Atiq Al-Rahman said that the meticulous organization and comprehensive services he witnessed this year reflect the great attention the government of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques pays to the pilgrims. He explained that movement between the holy sites has become much easier thanks to modern projects, advanced road networks, and transportation options that have saved time and eased the burden on pilgrims. He added that security personnel, volunteers, and workers in various sectors were present at every location to serve the pilgrims with smiles and dedication, reflecting the authentic values of the Saudi people and their commitment to the comfort of the visitors to the Holy Mosque.
Advanced infrastructure and smart technologies
For his part, Hajj Muzammil Hamid explained that the Kingdom has harnessed its technological and organizational capabilities to serve millions of pilgrims. He emphasized that electronic services and smart applications, such as the “Nusk” app, have greatly facilitated procedures and easy access to sites and services. He noted that the meticulous attention to hygiene and public health within the holy sites was remarkable, providing a healthy and safe environment for pilgrims. These technological efforts, along with mega-projects such as the expansion of the Grand Mosque and the Al-Mashaaer Metro, have made the Hajj journey more comfortable and organized than ever before.
The importance of the event and its global impact
The Kingdom's success in managing the Hajj season extends far beyond the local level, reaching significant regional and international dimensions. Internationally, this success solidifies the Kingdom's position as a leader of the Islamic world and a nation capable of organizing major global events with unparalleled efficiency. It also strengthens its soft power and diplomatic relations with Islamic countries, including Pakistan, with which Saudi Arabia shares strong fraternal ties based on mutual respect, affection, and a common history. Hajj pilgrim Khalid Rashid affirmed that Pakistani pilgrims feel deep affection for the Kingdom and its people, due to the warm welcome, generous hospitality, and continuous care they receive from the moment of their arrival.
In concluding their statements, the pilgrims unanimously agreed that the Kingdom presents a progressive model in managing the Hajj every year, and that the continuous successes reflect the great experience that the Saudi authorities possess in managing this huge Islamic event, praying to God to protect the Kingdom and its leadership, and to perpetuate the blessing of security and stability upon it to serve the Two Holy Mosques and their visitors.


