Hajj Authority: Allocating a share for state officials under the heading of companions for pilgrims

The spokesman for the Hajj Authority, Muhammad Al-Hadiri, said that the authorities in Libya have begun issuing visas for pilgrims, with the first flights scheduled to begin early next month. He stressed that the high cost of Hajj is due to his country’s authorities’ desire to provide good services and provide comfort to pilgrims, whether in means of transportation or not. In hotel accommodation.

Al-Hadiri added, in statements to the Lebanese newspaper An-Nahar Al-Arabi, that those wishing to perform the religious obligation submitted their papers through an electronic portal designated for registration in accordance with controls and conditions in force over the past years.

He pointed out that a share is allocated to state officials, under the heading of accompanying pilgrims and to supervise the journey and the performance of rituals, pointing out that a share is allocated to those affected by the floods in the city of Derna.