Saudi Arabia Celebrates Successful Completion of Hajj 1445

TDT | Manama

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The Deputy Emir of Makkah Region and Deputy Chairman of the Central Hajj Committee, Prince Saud bin Mishal bin Abdulaziz, has announced the successful completion of this year's Hajj 1445 AH from Mina.

He stated, "Praise be to God for everything. Thanks to Him for bestowing ease, reassurance and safety upon the guests of the Most Merciful during the performance of rituals, by the grace of God. Additionally, I extend gratitude to the leadership of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, may God support it with glory and empowerment, for their deployment of various services and meticulous attention. This success was achieved through the collective and participatory efforts of all parties involved in Hajj. I am delighted to announce the successful conclusion of this year's Hajj season (1445 AH) and express gratitude to God for enabling us to fulfil our duty towards the guests of the Most Merciful. It has been an honour to serve and facilitate Hajj in an environment of reassurance and security."

Prince Saud emphasised the immediate commencement of arrangements and planning for next year's Hajj season: "What has been accomplished across all levels marks just the beginning of a new phase aimed at achieving greater gains, to serve the most sacred and holy. We will commence preparations for next year's Hajj season promptly, and our devotion to enhancing a comprehensive Hajj system will continue. Our ambitions are boundless, and we hold hope for everyone involved."

He concluded his remarks by thanking the pilgrims and all the personnel involved in this year's Hajj season, saying, "My brothers, the guests of the Merciful: Thank you for being pivotal to our success, and your dedication contributed immensely to our ability to serve you to the fullest. To my colleagues from various governmental and private sectors, I extend sincere thanks for your exceptional responsibility. Special gratitude is also due to the security personnel, volunteers, and all who reflected an honourable image of our nation to the world.