The Hajj 2026 operation for Pakistani pilgrims is progressing smoothly as the majority of government-sponsored pilgrims have already reached Saudi Arabia, according to the Ministry of Religious Affairs.
In Makkah, the ministry confirmed that 78,929 Pakistani pilgrims under the Government Hajj Scheme have arrived in the Holy Land so far. This accounts for 66% of the total government quota. The remaining 39,905 pilgrims are now departing in line with the scheduled flight plan.
Officials said the 34-day flight operation has entered its final stage, with only eight days left. The last Hajj flight from Pakistan is scheduled for May 21, marking the completion of the pre-Hajj travel phase.
So far, authorities have operated 313 flights out of a total 468. These include both Jeddah and Madinah routes. The ministry said pilgrims continue to move between the two holy cities as part of their journey.
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Currently, more than 73,000 Pakistani pilgrims are staying in Makkah. A large number have also completed their stay in Madinah before moving onward. Thousands have visited Riaz-ul-Jannah as part of their pilgrimage arrangements.
The ministry said 1,402 Hajj assistants are working in the field to support pilgrims around the clock. Airlines including PIA, Airblue, Air Sial, and Saudi Airlines are assisting in the ongoing operation.
Officials added that the overall Hajj process is running according to plan and continues to prioritize the comfort and safety of pilgrims.
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