AlQa'dah 3, 1432, Oct 1, 2011, SPA - Pakistan's ambassador to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Mohammad Naem Khan has hailed Saudi Arabia's grand-scale preparations and major projects to serve pilgrims in Makkah and Madinah including the Two Holy Mosques and other sacred places. He made these remarks while receiving a batch of 205 Pakistani pilgrims who arrived last night from Quetta city in the first Pakistani plane that touched down King Abdulaziz International airport in Jeddah. Besides the ambassador, a number of Saudi and Pakistani officials were also at the airport to greet the pilgrims, who came to perform this year's Hajj. The ambassador also reaffirmed the Kingdom's warm welcome and attention given to the pilgrims and visitors to Madinah and lauded the fine infrastructure facilities in the two cities and the holy places. He praised the roles of the concerned bodies and their specialized and dedicated services provided to ever-increasing number of pilgrims every year.
