King Salman has issued a royal directive to host 1,300 pilgrims from 100 countries as part of the annual Hajj Guests Program, reflecting Saudi Arabia’s ongoing commitment to serving Muslims worldwide. Overseen by the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, the initiative aims to provide a spiritually enriching Hajj experience through comprehensive services, including travel, accommodation, healthcare, and religious guidance. Minister Sheikh Dr. Abdullatif Al Alsheikh confirmed that preparations are in full swing, with plans for educational and cultural activities, landmark visits, and scholar interactions. Since its launch, the program has supported over 65,000 pilgrims from 140 nations, highlighting the Kingdom’s dedication to Islamic unity and its Vision 2030 goals of global religious engagement.