Iranian Consul General Praises Saudi Arabia's Smooth Pilgrim Departure Procedures
Consul General of Iran in Jeddah commends organization and facilities at Arar airport and border crossing.
The Consul General of Iran in Jeddah, Hassan Zarnegar, has acknowledged the meticulous care provided by Saudi Arabia to Iranian pilgrims during their departure from Arar airport and the Jadidat Arar border crossing.
According to the Saudi Press Agency, Zarnegar highlighted that the seamless procedures for disembarkation, passport processing, and organized bus transfers exemplify a keen sense of responsibility towards pilgrims from all countries by the Kingdom's leadership.
He emphasized how these services underscore the Saudis' respect for international communities.
Further, he stated that the relationship between Iran and Saudi Arabia is anchored in both religious and neighborly traditions, with the care afforded to Iranian pilgrims serving as evidence of this brotherhood.
Zarnegar extended his gratitude on behalf of himself and the Iranian ambassador to the Saudi leadership, crediting them for their continued support within an integrated system of care.
In related news, Maj. Gen. Shaya Al-Wadaani, Director General of the Border Guards, inspected operations at Jadidat Arar border crossing to oversee the facilitation of pilgrims' exit following Hajj directives from King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Al-Wadaani affirmed that all available resources were mobilized in tandem with other authorities to ensure that services were optimal and the departure process untroubled.
According to the Saudi Press Agency, Zarnegar highlighted that the seamless procedures for disembarkation, passport processing, and organized bus transfers exemplify a keen sense of responsibility towards pilgrims from all countries by the Kingdom's leadership.
He emphasized how these services underscore the Saudis' respect for international communities.
Further, he stated that the relationship between Iran and Saudi Arabia is anchored in both religious and neighborly traditions, with the care afforded to Iranian pilgrims serving as evidence of this brotherhood.
Zarnegar extended his gratitude on behalf of himself and the Iranian ambassador to the Saudi leadership, crediting them for their continued support within an integrated system of care.
In related news, Maj. Gen. Shaya Al-Wadaani, Director General of the Border Guards, inspected operations at Jadidat Arar border crossing to oversee the facilitation of pilgrims' exit following Hajj directives from King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Al-Wadaani affirmed that all available resources were mobilized in tandem with other authorities to ensure that services were optimal and the departure process untroubled.
