Halat Ammar: Pilgrims City at Halat Ammar border crossing is bidding farewell to homebound pilgrims post-Hajj with distinguished services that reflect the Kingdom’s hospitality and exceptional performance. The farewell process presents a civilized and humanitarian scene, highlighting Saudi Arabia’s integrated efforts in serving pilgrims under the direct supervision and continuous follow-up of Governor of Tabuk Region and General Supervisor of Hajj Operations in the region Prince Fahd bin Sultan bin Abdulaziz.

According to Saudi Press Agency, participating government and service agencies continue their tasks with high professionalism to ensure the comfort of departing pilgrims. This includes smooth completion of procedures, health and guidance services, and the offering of authentic Saudi hospitality. Each pilgrim receives a copy of the Holy Quran as a gift from the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, along with unforgettable memories of an easy and well-facilitated Hajj.

Several departing Egyptian pilgrims expressed that this year’s Hajj experience was exceptional in every detail, from arrival to farewell, thanks to the level of facilitation and high-quality organizational services.

Pilgrim Mostafa Allam said, ‘We did not expect such a high level of organization and precision at every stage, from reception to farewell. Everything was arranged and coordinated in a way that reflects the Kingdom’s dedication to serving pilgrims.’

Pilgrim Kawthar Mohamed expressed her appreciation for the efforts made, stating, ‘What we saw here at Halat Ammar’s Pilgrims City is a role model in care and attention. Everyone here treats us with great manners, constant smiles, and outstanding services.’