تفقّد منفذ حالة عمار.. أمير تبوك: نعتز بـ 350 متطوعاً يخدمون الحجاج

The Emir of Tabuk, the general supervisor of Hajj operations in the region, Prince Fahd bin Sultan, confirmed that the services and facilities provided to the guests of Allah at the Hala Ammar crossing and other crossings in the Kingdom that the pilgrims pass through come under the directives of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques and the Crown Prince, who have given special attention to the pilgrims and made serving them a great honor.

Prince Fahd bin Sultan added, following his inspection yesterday of the Hala Ammar crossing, "What I witnessed today brings joy and pride, not only because of the achievements and new projects that have been accomplished, such as modern buildings and halls, but more importantly, the human element. We have more than 350 male and female volunteers who come daily from the city of Tabuk, spending an hour on their way here and an hour on their return, morning and evening, in a sincere embodiment of giving and noble work," pointing out that the volunteers are a source of pride and honor for everyone.

He added, "We in the Kingdom are fortunate to have this great honor, to be in the service of our Muslim brothers coming from various parts of the world. The impressions I have gathered from the pilgrims arriving through the crossing were delightful and heartwarming, and they expressed their gratitude for the generous hospitality and warm reception they received."

The Emir of Tabuk reviewed yesterday the services and capabilities that the civil and military government agencies have mobilized in the pilgrims' city at the Hala Ammar crossing to serve the guests of Allah arriving through the crossing from various countries, in the presence of his deputy, Prince Khalid bin Saud bin Abdullah bin Faisal bin Abdulaziz.

Prince Fahd bin Sultan began his tour by inspecting the Hajj security forces at the border guard sector in Hala Ammar, then observed the contributions of the volunteer teams in the Tabuk region, and reviewed the workflow in the arrival and departure processing hall for the pilgrims, as well as the health services, the Red Crescent, and the services provided to the pilgrims by the passport and customs departments, in addition to the other sectors participating in Hajj operations at the crossing, and met with the workers there, praising the efforts they are making.

He also met with a number of pilgrims arriving through the crossing, who expressed their thanks and gratitude for the generous hospitality and warm welcome they received, along with the significant facilities and streamlined procedures they enjoyed since the moment they arrived at the crossing.

Following that, Prince Fahd bin Sultan met with the workers in the pilgrims' city, commending everyone's efforts.