Istanbul: Qualified Saudi personnel continue their work at Istanbul Airport as part of the 'Makkah Route Initiative,' delivering an integrated model of on-ground services that facilitates pilgrims' journeys from departure to arrival at their accommodation in the Kingdom. The initiative reflects the advancement of Hajj services. According to Saudi Press Agency, the teams include specialists in passports, technology, and logistics. They operate in coordination within an advanced system that enables completion of procedures in the country of departure, ensuring a smooth journey while saving time and effort. Members of the Saudi teams said serving pilgrims is both an honor and a significant responsibility. They noted that teamwork and integration among participating entities contribute to delivering a safe and seamless experience. Pilgrims benefiting from the initiative expressed satisfaction with the speed of procedures and ease of movement. They noted that the services eased the burden of travel and enabled them to focus on performing their rituals with comfort and reassurance. The Makkah Route Initiative is part of the Kingdom's ongoing efforts to enhance services for pilgrims through advanced digital solutions and improved operational procedures. It aligns to provide a seamless and safe Hajj experience, from departure to arrival near the Two Holy Mosques.
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Saudi Teams in Istanbul Facilitate Pilgrims’ Journey Through Makkah Route Initiative
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