Nasaruddin appreciated that the new approach of the Saudi Arabia government, which was more open to innovation and investment, was an impulse for Indonesia to expand the availability of Hajj and Umra.
“Saudi Arabia is currently a very business approach with consultants from America. This really uses the geographical potential of Saudi Arabia, ”said Nasaruddin.
In this case, the Minister of Religion also revealed a number of basic plans for the modernization of objects of worship on the Holy Land. Among them, the construction of eight tents in a mine, expanding the Kaaba area and adding an overpass to increase the power of pilgrims.
“The mine will be built eight floors, no more tents. The transition will also be added. This opens a new opportunity in the Hajj service, ”he said.
He hopes that with the development of a more diverse system and paths, access to the Holy Land can be more fair for all levels of society, both inside and outside the country.
“The opportunity is widely open,” Nasaruddin concluded.
