Mina: Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi today visited Pakistani Hajj camps in Mina, and inspected various camps, reviewing the facilities being provided to the pilgrims.

According to Radio Pakistan, Correspondent Asad Ullah Khan from Mina in Makkah, the Minister met several pilgrims, especially elderly ones, and inquired about their well-being. Mohsin Naqvi also met a 100-year-old pilgrim personally and asked about his health, praising his determination and spirit.

The Interior Minister inquired from the pilgrims about the facilities provided at the camps, including accommodation and food arrangements. The pilgrims stated that the arrangements this time were good, although they faced some issues which were resolved with the cooperation of the staff.

Mohsin Naqvi appreciated the efforts made by the Ministry of Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony, led by Federal Minister Sardar Muhammad Yousaf, and his team in resolving the pilgrims' issues. He said every pilgrim is important and that staff is available to address all their concerns.

The Interior Minister further commended the Government of Saudi Arabia for providing excellent immigration facilitation for Pakistani pilgrims this year. He expressed special gratitude to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and the Saudi Ministry of Hajj.