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Final Group of 250 Umrah Pilgrims from 21 Countries Arrives in Medina

October 14, 2026 • 2 hours ago •

RIYADH: The final group of 250 Umrah pilgrims from 21 countries has arrived in Medina, welcomed by the Saudi Ministry of Islamic Affairs under the Guests of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques program.

This initiative aims to facilitate the pilgrimage experience for Muslims worldwide. The arrival of this last group marks the conclusion of a significant effort to host international pilgrims, reflecting Saudi Arabia’s commitment to enhancing religious tourism.

The influx of Umrah pilgrims not only strengthens cultural ties but also boosts the local economy, providing opportunities for businesses and services catering to visitors. This program underscores Saudi Arabia’s role as a central hub for Islamic pilgrimage.

Looking ahead, the Ministry of Islamic Affairs plans to continue expanding its programs to accommodate more pilgrims in future seasons, ensuring a seamless and enriching experience for all.