Religious affairs minister inspects facilities for Hajj pilgrims in Mina tents

Pakistan’s Federal Minister for Religious Affairs, Sardar Muhammad Yousuf, visited the office of Tawaf Company Rawaf Mani and Mani Maktab during his tour of Hajj facilities in Saudi Arabia, where he reviewed the arrangements for Pakistani pilgrims during the ongoing Hajj season.

During the visit, the minister inspected the facilities available in the Mina tents managed by Tawaf Company Rawaf Mani and expressed satisfaction over the preparations. Speaking on the occasion, Sardar Yousuf said that around 23,000 Pakistani pilgrims are performing Hajj this year under the arrangements of Rawaf Mani.

“We hope that Rawaf Mani will take good care of the Pakistani pilgrims and provide them with all possible facilities during their stay,” the minister said. He added that serving the guests of Allah was a matter of great honour and happiness.

Makkah Hajj Director, Arif Aslam Rao, said the Pakistan Hajj Mission team remained in close coordination with all stakeholders to ensure maximum comfort and convenience for pilgrims.

Officials of Rawaf Mani reaffirmed their commitment to serving Pakistani pilgrims. Zuhair Sadayo, CEO of Rawaf Mani, said the company was in constant contact with the Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah to facilitate pilgrims and improve services.

Representatives of Rawaf Mani expressed happiness over serving Pakistani pilgrims this year and announced plans to improve arrangements further in the future. They revealed that efforts would be made to distribute Nusuk cards in Pakistan next year to make the Hajj process more convenient for pilgrims.