抖阴短视频

JAKARTA: 抖阴短视频鈥檚 flagship Makkah Route initiative is extremely helpful in serving pilgrims from Indonesia, Hajj authorities said on Thursday, with the last batch of pilgrims set to depart from the world鈥檚 largest Muslim-majority nation later this week.
Indonesia is among seven Muslim-majority countries 鈥� alongside Pakistan, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Morocco, Turkiye and Cote d鈥橧voire 鈥� where 抖阴短视频 opened its Makkah Route initiative.
Almost 230,000 Indonesian pilgrims are expected to perform the spiritual journey this year, with the Southeast Asian country sending the biggest contingent of any country.
鈥淢akkah Route, which we know better as fast track, is accelerating arrivals of Hajj pilgrims in Madinah and Jeddah airports,鈥� Haryanto, who is in charge of airport operations with the Indonesian Hajj Organization Committee, told Arab News.
鈥淭his fast track has been extremely helpful in speeding up our services for Indonesian Hajj pilgrims. Their arrivals have been going very smoothly.鈥�
Launched in 2019, the initiative is dedicated to Hajj pilgrims and allows them to fulfill all visa, customs and health requirements at the airport of origin, saving long hours of waiting. On arrival, pilgrims can enter the Kingdom faster, having already gone through visa and customs processes back home.
The program was available for about 55,000 Indonesian pilgrims flying from Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in Jakarta.
With Indonesia鈥檚 special Hajj operations set to conclude on Saturday, Haryanto is also hoping for more coordination with the Kingdom鈥檚 authorities.
鈥淭his is to ease, smooth out the process of accepting Hajj pilgrim arrivals from Indonesia, which will also benefit the Saudi people. We need coordination and communication,鈥� Haryanto said.
鈥淭he fast track has been going very well; it speeds things up. I am hoping for more assistance on the non-fast track route.鈥�