Iraqi PM orders better services for Arbaeen pilgrims

Shafaqna Pakistan:- Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Faleh Al-Zaidi chaired a meeting of the Special Services Committee for Mass Pilgrimages on Tuesday to review preparations and service arrangements for upcoming religious pilgrimages.

According to Shafaqna, citing Baghdad Today, the meeting focused on preparations for the Arbaeen pilgrimage commemorating Imam Hussain (AS) and his companions, an event that attracts millions of pilgrims from across Iraq and around the world to the holy city of Karbala.

According to an official statement, Al-Zaidi emphasised the need to ensure that this year’s pilgrimage surpasses previous years in the quality of services provided and the smooth movement of pilgrims.

He also emphasized the importance of assessing field conditions and identifying essential needs, stating that these efforts should reflect the country’s capabilities in a way that demonstrates the government’s effectiveness and strengthens public confidence.

The Iraqi prime minister also directed the preparation of a comprehensive plan for organizing the Arbaeen pilgrimage, particularly in the areas of transportation and the return of pilgrims, through the provision of an adequate number of vehicles and coordination with all ministries, government agencies, and provincial administrations.

He stressed the need to provide essential services for Hussaini mawkibs, including electricity, fuel, and medical services, and called for special attention to telecommunications services and the organization of media affairs during the pilgrimage.

Al-Zaidi concluded by instructing border authorities to organize and facilitate the entry of Arab and foreign pilgrims into Iraq in a manner that highlights the government’s efforts in serving pilgrims and reinforces a positive image of Iraq among visitors.

Source: Shafaqna Persian  , Shafaqna English

www.shafaqna.com

Share This Article