Saudi Arabia has revised visa regulations and increased dedicated flights to India so that more Indians can perform 바카라Umrah바카라.
Umrah is the pilgrimage to Makkah done by Muslims outside the month of Ramzan.
Saudi Hajj and Umrah minister Tawfig Bin Fawzan Al-Rabiah has made the announcement, HT reported.
With 1.37 million Indian Muslims expected to perform Umrah in 2024, up from 1.2 million in 2023, the report quoting Al-Rabiah said that 바카라Indians no longer require a specific visa for Umrah and can perform the pilgrimage with work or tourism visas.바카라
He, as per the report, also lauded the role of Indian expatriates in the economic and cultural enrichment of Saudi Arabia.
Al-Rabiah report said stated: 바카라During my time in India, I will have the opportunity to witness the inauguration of the 바카라Nusuk바카라 platform exhibition to showcase advancements in electronic services tailored for pilgrims. The platform바카라s primary objective is to elevate the Umrah experience, offering a range of digital services and resources designed to enhance the spiritual journey of visitors to the Two Holy Mosques in Makkah and Medinah.바카라
바카라Nusuk also seeks to introduce pilgrims to historical and Islamic landmarks in these sacred cities, emphasising their visit바카라s cultural and spiritual significance. The event will showcase a collective effort to maximise the impact of the pilgrimage, providing innovative tools and services to support Umrah performers throughout their journey,바카라 he was quoted as having said.
바카라To accommodate a larger number of Umrah pilgrims, agreements have been brokered to augment the number of dedicated flights catering to pilgrims from India. This expansion encompasses the introduction of direct flights from multiple Indian airports to Jeddah and Madinah, facilitating seamless travel,바카라 he said.
