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Mashariq Al Dhahabia Collaborates with State Muslim Pilgrims Welfare Boards to Optimize Feeding and Movement of Pilgrims to Mina

In preparation for the 2025 Hajj season, Mashariq Al Dhahabia, the Saudi-based service provider approved by the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON), convened a strategic meeting with officials from various State Muslim Pilgrims Welfare Boards. The meeting focused on streamlining the feeding arrangements and the transportation logistics of pilgrims traveling to Mina.

During the session, detailed plans were laid out to ensure that thousands of pilgrims from states including Kebbi, Benue, Jigawa, and Yobe receive timely and quality meals throughout their stay in Mina. The discussions also addressed the coordination of shuttle services and transport schedules to minimize delays and enhance pilgrim comfort during the movement to and from Mina.

Representatives of Mashariq Al Dhahabia presented upgraded service packages that include improved catering standards, provision of hygienic meal options, and deployment of trained staff to monitor feeding points. Additionally, the company emphasized the importance of adherence to safety protocols in line with Saudi regulations.

The State Muslim Pilgrims Welfare Board officials expressed appreciation for the collaborative approach and pledged to support the effective implementation of the service plans to guarantee a seamless Hajj experience for all pilgrims under their jurisdiction.

This joint effort reflects a continued commitment to reviving and enhancing the traditional hospitality extended to pilgrims, ensuring that all logistical and welfare needs are met with professionalism and cultural sensitivity. The partnership underscores the role of coordinated planning in upholding Nigeria’s reputation for excellence in Hajj pilgrimage management.

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