Saudi Arabia's deputy interior minister, Dr Nasir Bin Abdul Aziz Al-Dawood, has arrived in Pakistan for a two-day official visit. His visit is intended to finalise and sign a contract for the "Road to Makkah" project.
The "Road to Makkah" project strives to provide pilgrims with a seamless and trouble-free journey by streamlining and simplifying immigration procedures. This agreement is anticipated to be a crucial step towards accomplishing these goals.
The Saudi deputy interior minister is set to meet with the federal minister for drug control, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Chief of Army Staff General Asim Munir, and other authorities during his visit.
Dr. Nasir Bin Abdul Aziz Al-Dawood was cordially welcomed by Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah upon his arrival at the Nur Khan Airbase.
Notably, as part of the Road to Makkah initiative, some 40,000 prospective pilgrims will leave for Saudi Arabia this year through the Islamabad airport. The initiative enables travellers to complete all immigration procedures at the Islamabad Airport, saving them time once they arrive in the kingdom.
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