Vice President Uz Hussain Mohamed Latheef emphasized that companies offering Hajj and Umrah services should prioritize religious merit and rewards above profit-driven motives. Delivering his address at the Maldives’ first Hajj and Umrah Conference, he highlighted the need to center these services around faith, reflecting the Administration's commitment to enhancing the quality and accessibility of pilgrimage options for Maldivians.
The conference, which gathers Hajj and Umrah service providers for consultation and collaboration, marks a milestone in the Government's efforts to strengthen the sector. The Vice President noted that the establishment of this conference signifies progress toward the Administration’s goal of organizing high-quality, convenient pilgrimage services, a priority set forth by President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu.
Expressing confidence in the potential outcomes of the conference, the Vice President outlined expectations for a broader expansion of the Hajj and Umrah service sector. He also emphasized the importance of safeguarding pilgrim funds, revitalizing the Hajj fund with innovative strategies, and working toward the Government’s goal of reducing the costs associated with Hajj.
The Hajj and Umrah Conference includes panel discussions and keynote speakers addressing key topics in the sector. The panels are expected to feature representatives from relevant institutions as well as religious scholars, aiming to create a collaborative platform for improving Hajj and Umrah services across the Maldives.
The conference, which gathers Hajj and Umrah service providers for consultation and collaboration, marks a milestone in the Government's efforts to strengthen the sector. The Vice President noted that the establishment of this conference signifies progress toward the Administration’s goal of organizing high-quality, convenient pilgrimage services, a priority set forth by President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu.
Expressing confidence in the potential outcomes of the conference, the Vice President outlined expectations for a broader expansion of the Hajj and Umrah service sector. He also emphasized the importance of safeguarding pilgrim funds, revitalizing the Hajj fund with innovative strategies, and working toward the Government’s goal of reducing the costs associated with Hajj.
The Hajj and Umrah Conference includes panel discussions and keynote speakers addressing key topics in the sector. The panels are expected to feature representatives from relevant institutions as well as religious scholars, aiming to create a collaborative platform for improving Hajj and Umrah services across the Maldives.
