The Sudan Consulate in Jeddah talks about Omer Kamel Idris

Follow-up- Al-Zawiya Net- The Sudan Consulate in Jeddah said that in fulfillment of the directing of Dr. Kamel Idris, Prime Minister, and in the interest of the state to provide the best services to the pilgrims of the Sacred House of God, Ambassador Kamal Ali Othman, the Consul General in Jeddah, made a comprehensive inspection field tour to determine the conditions of Sudanese pilgrims, and to check on the quality of the services provided to them during the Hajj season 1446 AH.

The inspection tour included pilgrims ’residence, subsistence facilities, health care, and internal transportation, in addition to the promotion arrangements. His Excellency also met with a number of those responsible for the Hajj missions, including the Secretary -General of the Supreme Council for Hajj and Umrah, the administrative director of the Hajj Attaché in the Kingdom, and the princes of the regiments, along with a number of pilgrims, where he listened to their opinions and observations.

The tour included pilgrimage missions from various states of Sudan, in addition to the military mission, where the Consul General stood in the field on the positives that have been achieved this season, as well as the challenges that faced some organizational and service aspects, while studying their causes and causes.

The Consul General, Ambassador Kamal Ali Othman, stressed, at the end of his tour, the need to extract lessons from the Hajj season this year, and to deal seriously and responsibility with any notes or negatives that appeared during the field performance. His Excellency directed the competent authorities to make the utmost efforts to address the shortcomings, and to develop organizational and technical mechanisms, in a manner that ensures that the negatives are avoided.

He also stressed the importance of documenting and strengthening positive achievements, and benefiting from them in preparing for the Hajj season 1447 AH, in order to achieve the aspirations of pilgrims and reflects the state’s firm commitment to their service and comfort.