India, Saudi Arabia Sign Haj Agreement 2025 for Enhanced Pilgrimage Experience
New Delhi, 13 January (H.S.): The Government of India, under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is committed to ensuring a better pilgrimage experience for Haj pilgrims. The recent signing of the Haj Agreement 2025 with Saudi Arabia's H
A Pilgrimage Promise: India and Saudi Arabia Sign Haj Agreement 2025 for Enhanced Pilgrimage Experience


New Delhi, 13 January (H.S.): The Government of India, under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is committed to ensuring a better pilgrimage experience for Haj pilgrims. The recent signing of the Haj Agreement 2025 with Saudi Arabia's Haj and Umrah Minister Tawfiq bin Fawzan Al-Rabiah is a step towards achieving this goal. In response to Union Minister Kiren Rijiju's post about the agreement, the Prime Minister welcomed it and stated that it is good news for the pilgrims going to Haj from India. The agreement sets a quota of 1,75,025 pilgrims from India for Haj 2025 and both sides have agreed to strengthen mutual cooperation to ensure a safe, convenient, and satisfying experience for Indian Haj pilgrims. This bilateral agreement is a testament to the government's commitment to provide the best possible services to those undertaking the holy pilgrimage.

During the meeting, preparations for Haj 2025 were discussed and it was agreed upon to work closely together to make this an even more successful and meaningful experience for Indian pilgrims. With this strong commitment from the government, it can be expected that future Haj pilgrimages will be even more organized and fulfilling for all participants.

The government's efforts towards improving the pilgrimage experience for Haj pilgrims showcase their dedication towards promoting unity and inclusivity in society, which are core values of our nation. This move will not only benefit the pilgrims but also strengthen the ties between India and Saudi Arabia in the years to come.

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Hindusthan Samachar / Indrani Sarkar


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