Saudi Arabia to host Pakistani pilgrims following closure of airports

The Saudi authorities have made courses of action for the convenience of Pakistani Umrah explorers in lodgings in Makkah and Madinah after Islamabad's choice to close its air terminals and airspace and suspension of most flight administrations following uplifted pressures with neighboring India. The Ministry of Haj and Umrah, as a team with the Makkah and Madinah emirates and the General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA), are facilitating the Pakistani travelers, who are booked to leave the Kingdom amid nowadays, until their arrival to Pakistan. 

This was as a team with aircrafts to orchestrate re-reserving for them, the service said in a press articulation, conveyed by the Saudi Press Agency. "A stirring group has been set up for this reason and this was with a following up by Minister of Haj and Umrah Mohammed Saleh Benten and Deputy Minister Dr. Abdul Fattah Mashat. 

The Umrah organizations and foundations have been coordinated to give settlement to the Pakistani travelers. "Those explorers who are booked to withdraw the Kingdom through King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah are being given settlement in Makkah lodgings, while the individuals who are to go through Prince Mohammed International Airport are given convenience in inns in Madinah," the announcement said. 

The Ministry confirmed that these measures are a piece of the mandates of the Saudi authority to give the most ideal ever benefits for the pioneers just as the Ministry's insight on the security and prosperity of the travelers.