Arar: The Jadidat Arar Border Crossing in Saudi Arabia’s Northern Borders Region continues to efficiently welcome pilgrims arriving from Iraq, with dedicated volunteers from multiple government and charitable organizations providing comprehensive support.
Teams from the Saudi Red Crescent Authority have been delivering essential medical services and health education, ensuring the safety and well-being of pilgrims by offering urgent care as needed.
Volunteers from the Northern Borders Health Cluster further safeguard pilgrims’ health through medical examinations and continuous monitoring from arrival to departure.
The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development’s volunteers play an important role in organizing the movement of pilgrims, managing transportation logistics, and assisting the elderly and people with disabilities to guarantee smooth and accessible mobility.
Additionally, Teams from the Ministry of Sport offer guidance at entry points and educate pilgrims on organizational procedures, while students from Northern Borders University provide translation services to facilitate communication with non-Arabic-speaking pilgrims.
Volunteers from various associations help direct pilgrims along entrance and exit routes, ensuring a seamless flow and reflecting a high level of organization.
These coordinated efforts by Saudi volunteers across different sectors demonstrate a steadfast commitment to providing a smooth, enriching, and safe Hajj journey for all pilgrims passing through the Jadidat Arar Border Crossing.
