Saudi Arabia's Aid Enables 20,000 Syrian Pilgrims to Attend Hajj

Saudi Arabia's Assistance Enables Over 20,000 Syrian Pilgrims to Participate in Hajj RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA — In a significant display of humanitarian aid, Saudi Arabia has facilitated the travel arrangements for more than 20,000 Syrian pilgrims to participate in the annual Hajj pilgrimage. This assistance has been met with profound gratitude from the Syrian Ministry of Awqaf. A spokesperson for the Syrian Ministry of Awqaf stated, "We express our deepest appreciation to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for their invaluable support in enabling the journey of more than 20,000 Syrian pilgrims. Their efforts have made it possible for a large number of our citizens to fulfill this important religious duty." The Saudi government's efforts have included streamlining visa processes, providing logistical support, and coordinating travel arrangements to ensure a smooth and efficient pilgrimage for the Syrian pilgrims. This act of goodwill underscores the importance of international cooperation in facilitating religious observances and underscores Saudi Arabia's commitment to humanitarian aid. The successful facilitation of the Syrian pilgrims' journey serves as a powerful symbol of hope and cooperation in a region often marked by conflict and challenges. The shared experience of the Hajj pilgrimage further strengthens the bonds of faith and humanity.