Oman participates in Umrah and Ziyarah Forum in Madinah
Published: 05:04 PM,Apr 23,2024 | EDITED : 09:04 PM,Apr 23,2024
Salman bin Sultan al Saud, Governor of Al Madinah, at the forum on Monday.
The Sultanate of Oman, represented by the Ministry of Awqaf and Religious Affairs, is taking part in the three-day Umrah and Ziyarah Forum in Madinah under the auspices of Salman bin Sultan al Saud, Governor of Al Madinah, at the King Salman International Convention Center which started on April 22.
The Forum, which hosts representatives from almost all countries, is aimed at giving a glimpse into the new projects and services designed to transform travel to holy sites In the country.
The forum is a key part of Saudi Vision 2030, showcasing the country's commitment to improving the experience of Muslim pilgrims (Umrah performers) and visitors (Ziyarah) coming from all over the world.
“We are happy to get to know the additional facilities and avenues of religious tourism in the Kingdom which the pilgrims from Oman can expect in the coming days just as the world is preparing for the holy Haj of this year,” said a representative from the Oman Ministry.
The forum has brought together government officials, travel agencies, pilgrimage companies, and businesses from various sectors like healthcare, transportation, and technology from across the world.
Attendees can expect lively discussions about new ideas and projects to enhance the pilgrimage journey. There will also be an exhibition featuring innovative products and services from participating companies. The Saudi Ministry will be unveiling exciting new initiatives and partnerships designed to revolutionize travel to Makkah, Madinah, and other important religious sites.
'The Umrah and Ziyarah Forum reflects Saudi Arabia's dedication to making the pilgrimage a truly enriching and unforgettable experience, aligned with the goals of the Pilgrim Experience Program under Saudi Vision 2030,' said a ministerial representative.
The three-day Forum aims to create a welcoming and spiritually uplifting experience that meets the highest international standards. The forum will be a meeting point for decision-makers, industry experts, and investors, fostering collaboration between local and international organisations, according to the organisers.
The Forum, which hosts representatives from almost all countries, is aimed at giving a glimpse into the new projects and services designed to transform travel to holy sites In the country.
The forum is a key part of Saudi Vision 2030, showcasing the country's commitment to improving the experience of Muslim pilgrims (Umrah performers) and visitors (Ziyarah) coming from all over the world.
“We are happy to get to know the additional facilities and avenues of religious tourism in the Kingdom which the pilgrims from Oman can expect in the coming days just as the world is preparing for the holy Haj of this year,” said a representative from the Oman Ministry.
The forum has brought together government officials, travel agencies, pilgrimage companies, and businesses from various sectors like healthcare, transportation, and technology from across the world.
Attendees can expect lively discussions about new ideas and projects to enhance the pilgrimage journey. There will also be an exhibition featuring innovative products and services from participating companies. The Saudi Ministry will be unveiling exciting new initiatives and partnerships designed to revolutionize travel to Makkah, Madinah, and other important religious sites.
'The Umrah and Ziyarah Forum reflects Saudi Arabia's dedication to making the pilgrimage a truly enriching and unforgettable experience, aligned with the goals of the Pilgrim Experience Program under Saudi Vision 2030,' said a ministerial representative.
The three-day Forum aims to create a welcoming and spiritually uplifting experience that meets the highest international standards. The forum will be a meeting point for decision-makers, industry experts, and investors, fostering collaboration between local and international organisations, according to the organisers.