Three Bahraini Members of Parliament praised Saudi Arabia's handling of the 1447H Hajj season, crediting meticulous planning, advanced technology, healthcare readiness and security coordination for enabling millions of pilgrims to perfor
TDT | Manama
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Three Bahraini Members of Parliament praised Saudi Arabia’s handling of the 1447H Hajj season, crediting meticulous planning, advanced technology, healthcare readiness and security coordination for enabling millions of pilgrims to perform their rites safely and calmly.
MPs Maryam Al Sayegh, Abdulla Al Dhaen and Waleed Al Dosari congratulated Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on the season’s success. Ms Al Sayegh described Saudi Arabia as a global model in managing mass gatherings, highlighting the expansion of holy sites, infrastructure renewal and smart crowd management as achievements every Muslim could take pride in.
Mr Al Dhaen praised the kingdom’s “high efficiency and professionalism” in running the world’s largest annual human gathering, singling out the Ministries of Hajj, Interior and Health for their contributions. He also commended Bahrain’s own Hajj mission for its early coordination with Saudi authorities. “Bahrain and Saudi Arabia are one body,” he said, calling their cooperation a model for Arab and Gulf collaboration.
Mr Al Dosari said the season reflected sound planning, smart services and steady development — consistent with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 ambitions to continuously raise Hajj standards.
The three MPs also thanked Justice and Islamic Affairs Minister Nawaf Al Maawda and Bahrain’s Hajj mission committees, and prayed for pilgrims to return safely with an accepted Hajj.
