Bangladesh’s Hajj quota increased by 5,000
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Bangladesh’s Hajj quota for 2027 has been increased by 5,000 to 83,500 under a bilateral agreement signed with Saudi Arabia in Jeddah on Monday.
Bangladesh’s Hajj quota for 2027 has been increased by 5,000 to 83,500 under a bilateral agreement signed with Saudi Arabia in Jeddah on Monday.
Religious Affairs Minister Kazi Shah Mofazzal Houssain Kaikobad and Saudi Minister of Hajj and Umrah Dr Tawfig bin Fawzan Al-Rabiah signed the agreement on behalf of their respective governments.
After the signing, Kaikobad said the discussions had concluded successfully, adding that the additional allocation was granted following a special request from the Bangladesh government.
A total of 78,500 Bangladeshi pilgrims performed Hajj in the previous season under government and private arrangements.
During the talks, the two ministers also reviewed progress in Hajj management and discussed administrative challenges, including limitations on tent accommodation capacity in Mina.
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