Riyadh — Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have signed a formal agreement outlining the arrangements for Hajj 2026, ensuring a smooth and organized pilgrimage for Pakistani citizens.
The agreement covers key aspects including quota allocations, transportation, accommodation, and health measures, aiming to facilitate a safe and comfortable Hajj experience. Officials from both countries emphasized the importance of coordination and collaboration to manage the annual influx of pilgrims efficiently.
Pakistani authorities highlighted that the agreement reflects the strong bilateral ties between the two nations and ensures that pilgrims’ welfare and logistical support remain a top priority.
The Hajj 2026 arrangements also include measures for streamlined visa issuance, travel assistance, and compliance with Saudi regulations, reinforcing the commitment to a well-organized pilgrimage season.
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