In Jeddah, Saudi Hajj and Umrah Minister Dr. Tawfiq bin Fawzan al-Rabiah met with Sardar Muhammad Yousaf, Minister for Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony.
Facilities for Hajj pilgrims and Umrah tourists, as well as expanding the “road to Makkah” project to other Pakistani towns, were discussed during the meeting.
Sardar Muhammad Yousaf and the Saudi Minister also talked about matters pertaining to pilgrims’ registration for the Hajj.
The Saudi Minister promised that the problems encountered by pilgrims from Pakistan will be addressed first.
He claimed that one of the Saudi government’s top priority is to provide amenities for travelers performing the Hajj and Umrah.
cooperation to pilgrims from Pakistan.

According to him, a number of fresh initiatives have been implemented to guarantee pilgrims the greatest amenities.
According to Dr. Tawfiq Bin Fawzan Al-Rabiah, it is an honor to serve the many pilgrims from Pakistan who visit Saudi Arabia each year.
Sardar Muhammad Yousaf paid tribute to king Salman Bin Abdulaziz and Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman for providing excellent facilities to hajj pilgrims.
He also expressed his gratitude for the special attention given by the Saudi Minister of hajj to facilitate Pakistani pilgrims

Afghan citizen card holders and illegal foreigners have five days to depart Pakistan.
The government has set a deadline of this month’s 31st for Afghan citizen card holders and illegal foreigners to depart the country.
The Government has assured that no mistreatment will occur during the process and it has made arrangements for food and health facilities for those returning.
The Government emphasized that Foreign Nationals wishing to remain in Pakistan must fulfill the legal requirements to stay.

With assistance from the Special Investment Facilitation Council, Pakistan plans to use its enormous mineral riches to increase economic stability.
The country’s mining industry, which has substantial gold and copper reserves, will be the focus of the Pakistan Minerals Investment Forum 2025, which will be held in Islamabad on April 8–9, 2025.
The National Mineral Harmonization Framework and other mining reforms implemented by the government to enhance mining operations and draw in foreign investment will be discussed at the forum. These efforts are expected to increase Exports and strengthen Pakistan’s economy.