Minister of Awqaf and Saudi Hajj Minister Sign Agreement on Kuwait's 1448H Hajj Arrangements
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The Kuwaiti Minister of Awqaf and the Saudi Minister of Hajj signed an agreement for the 1448H Hajj arrangements to enhance cooperation and serve pilgrims.
Translated by Qiyas from الجريدة — Original source
Kuwait’s Minister of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs, Dr. Mohammed Al-Osaimi, and Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Hajj and Umrah, Dr. Tawfiq Al-Rabiah, signed an agreement on arrangements for Kuwait’s Hajj affairs for the 1448 AH Hajj season in Jeddah today, Sunday, on the sidelines of Dr. Al-Osaimi’s participation in the Hajj Conference and Exhibition.
In a statement to KUNA following the signing, Al-Osaimi emphasized Kuwait’s commitment to strengthening cooperative ties and joint coordination with the sister Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, aiming to ensure the success of the Hajj season and facilitate the performance of rituals for the Guests of Allah in an atmosphere of security, peace, and tranquility.
He clarified that the agreement falls within the framework of continuous coordination and cooperation between the relevant authorities in the two sister countries, underscoring their shared commitment to completing organizational, administrative, and technical preparations early on to guarantee the provision of the best services to Kuwaiti pilgrims.
Al-Osaimi noted that Kuwait’s participation in the Hajj Conference and Exhibition stems from its desire to support the efforts undertaken by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to ensure the success of this important event and to contribute actively to achieving its objectives, as it serves as a leading platform for exchanging expertise and experiences and developing the service system provided to the Guests of Allah.
He stressed that Kuwait supports the blessed efforts made by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in serving the Guests of Allah and ensuring the success of Hajj seasons through full compliance with all decisions, instructions, and organizational procedures adopted by the competent authorities in the Kingdom regarding Hajj affairs.
He added that Kuwait is keen on full cooperation with its brothers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and supporting all initiatives that enhance organizational efficiency, improve service quality, and safeguard the safety and security of pilgrims, driven by shared responsibility and the deep fraternal bonds uniting the two sister countries.
Al-Osaimi praised the extensive and continuous efforts made by the government of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques in caring for pilgrims and Umrah performers, and in mobilizing human, technical, and organizational resources to serve them, commending the continuous development witnessed by the Hajj system across various fields.
The Minister expressed his appreciation for the efforts invested in organizing the Hajj Conference and Exhibition, affirming that the success of these events reflects the Kingdom’s interest in enhancing partnerships and integration with Islamic countries and relevant Hajj authorities, which positively impacts the quality of services provided to the pilgrims of the House of Allah.
Al-Osaimi concluded by reaffirming the continued close coordination and cooperation between Kuwait’s Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs and the competent authorities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, praying to Allah the Almighty to perpetuate the blessings of security and stability upon the two sister countries and to grant everyone success in serving the pilgrims of the House of Allah and ensuring the success of the 1448 AH Hajj season.
