The return of Sudanese pilgrims from the Holy Land begins with the first cruises

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The first group of Sudanese pilgrims left the Holy Land, today, heading to the port of Osman Daqneh in Sudan, after completing the Hajj this year, as part of the arrangements for the postponement and return of pilgrims to the country.

The farewell ceremony for pilgrims took place at Jeddah Islamic Port in the presence of Sudanese Minister of Religious Affairs and Endowments Bashir Harun Abdul Karim, as well as officials of the Office of Sudanese Pilgrims Affairs, who followed the procedures of travel and deportation to ensure a safe and orderly return.

The minister said that the Sudanese pilgrims performed the Hajj in good health conditions, pointing to the continuation of return flights in the coming days through the sea and air, praising the facilities provided by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah for the success of the Hajj season and facilitate procedures.

For his part, the head of the Office of Sudanese Pilgrims Affairs Omar Mustafa said that the first cruise includes 15 regiments, noting that the sea returns will continue until June 14, in addition to flights, to ensure the return of all pilgrims to the country.