US EditionMauritania: Hajj Costs Reduced by 22% for Next Season - Sahara Media
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The Minister for Islamic Affairs and Indigenous Education, Mr. Fadil Ould Sedati Ould Ahmed Luli, said, in his comments today on the statement on the organization of the 2026 Hajj season, that the cost of the pilgrimage for the coming season would be reduced by more than 76.270 ounces old, as a result of the sector ' s negotiations with its Saudi counterpart to reduce costs, which resulted in the reduction of some services.
The Ministry of Islamic Affairs announced a reduction in Hajj costs for the 1447 AH/2026 CE season, as part of measures taken to improve the organization of the pilgrimage and alleviate the financial burden on pilgrims. A statement issued by the Council of Ministers explained that this reduction resulted from several measures, most notably leveraging the competitive environment fostered by Saudi authorities among Tawafa (pilgrim service) establi…
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