The head of the Hajj and Pilgrimage Organization expressed hope that air sanctions would not be imposed during the Umrah and Hajj trips with Iran's proposals ahead of his trip to Saudi Arabia for negotiations and agreements regarding Hajj. This trip, aimed at creating an effective agreement outside the political atmosphere, could help improve relations between the two countries.
Negotiations for Hajj Agreement
Ali-Reza Rashidian's trip to Saudi Arabia is seen as an important opportunity to review the conditions of Hajj and Umrah in the coming years. During this trip, he intends to discuss the conditions and executive requirements of Hajj and Umrah with Saudi officials. Various topics such as ensuring the safety of pilgrims, welfare services, and travel costs are also on the agenda of these negotiations.
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Hope for Agreement Outside Political Tensions
Rashidian emphasized that maintaining good relations and preventing political tensions from interfering in Hajj negotiations is one of his main priorities. He also referred to the necessity of addressing the needs of Iranian pilgrims and said: "We hope that considering all aspects, an agreement will be reached that benefits both countries and allows Iranian pilgrims to travel for Hajj without concerns about sanctions."
An agreement in this regard could help improve relations between Iran and Saudi Arabia, especially in the current situation where regional tensions are at their peak, demonstrating the willingness of both countries to cooperate. Iranians have always been interested in traveling to the Holy Land, and this agreement could increase hopes for future trips.
In conclusion, the head of the Hajj and Pilgrimage Organization emphasized the need to maintain the cultural and religious relations between the two countries, urging all parties to focus on the interests of pilgrims and the development of cultural relations away from any tensions.
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