Saudi Arabia has announced that all Haj service agreements for the 2025 season must be finalized by February 14th. The Ministry of Haj and Umrah is requiring all Haj affairs offices across the world to complete their contracts using the Nusuk Masar online platform. This portal is where international pilgrims access services for their journey to Mecca. The contracting period officially began on October 23, 2024, giving offices several months to complete the necessary paperwork.
This new rule means all contract work must be done and finished through the Nusuk Masar portal. This online system should make things easier for international pilgrims making plans for the religious trip. By setting a clear deadline, the Ministry of Haj and Umrah intends to better organize and manage the complicated planning required for the annual Haj. Consequently, this well-organized approach is vital for managing the huge number of people traveling to Saudi Arabia each year for the pilgrimage.
According to the Ministry of Haj and Umrah, all contract activities must be finished on the Nusuk Masar platform. This change to online contracts is a part of a broader plan to update the systems used for the yearly pilgrimage. The goal is to make the whole process more clear and effective for both pilgrims and service providers. Ultimately, this should lead to a smoother and more organized Haj season. The focus on using a central online portal highlights Saudi Arabia’s commitment to using technology to handle the complex logistics of this major religious event.