Sri Lanka has actually signed the contract for the Hajj pilgrimage 2025, recently in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.The agreement was signed by the Sri Lankan delegation headed by the Minister of Buddhasasana, Religious and Cultural Affairs of Sri Lanka, Dr.
Sunil Senevi, and the Deputy Minister of Hajj and Umrah of Saudi Arabia, Dr.
Abdulfattah Bin Sulaiman Mashat, the foreign ministry said.This contract demonstrates the dedication of both governments to boosting the pilgrimage experience for Sri Lankan Muslims, the statement stated.
Minister Senevi is checking out Saudi Arabia at the invite of the Saudi Minister of Hajj and Umrah.During the bilateral meeting which preceded the signing of the contract, Minister Senevi emphasized the focus of the Government of Sri Lanka on enhancing the Hajj experience for its people, and shared plans for simplifying Hajj operations in the future, aiming for a smoother and more efficient expedition process, the ministry added.Minister Senevi is also arranged to consult with the Saudi Minister of Hajj and Umrah, Dr.
Tawfiq Fawzan Alrabiah and engage with Hajj provider.
The delegation will likewise check out Madinah, Holy Prophets city, in addition to important cultural websites in Jeddah and Madinah.
Even more, the Minister engaged in interactions with the Sri Lankan neighborhood in Jeddah, the statement said.The Sri Lankan delegation includes Deputy Minister of National Integration, Muneer Mulaffar, Ambassador of Sri Lanka to Saudi Arabia, Ameer Ajwad, Director of the Department of Muslim Religious and Cultural Affairs, M.R.M.
Nawas, Acting Consul General of Sri Lanka in Jeddah, Mafusa Lafir and Hajj Coordinator, Dr.
M.N.M.
Ahsraff.