Best services to Hajis pledged The True Path

The Council of Ministers has affirmed the
Kingdom’s keenness to provide best services and facilities to pilgrims.

The Cabinet, chaired by Vice Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Prince Mohammed bin Naif at Al-Salam Palace in Jeddah on Monday, was briefed on the preparedness of the government and the private sectors for the current Haj season.

Prince Mohammed stressed that the Kingdom would not
spare efforts in serving pilgrims. He called on the pilgrims to
devote their time to perform Haj rituals and to keep away
from actions that contradict the teachings of Islam and
harm the feelings of fellow pilgrims.

Majed Al-Qassabi, minister of social affairs and acting
minister of culture and information, said the Cabinet
reviewed a number of reports on developments in the region
and around the world.

The Cabinet welcomed the statement issued by the joint
GCC-US working group in the fight against terrorism.

The Cabinet also reflected on the final decision by the
extraordinary meeting of the Arab League which was
designated for developments in Libya. That meeting
stressed the need for respecting Libya’s integrity,
sovereignty and political independence.

The Cabinet also supported Arab League’s decision to fight
against violence in Libya and its support against terrorism
and massacres committed by the Daesh terrorist group in
Sirte.

The Cabinet reviewed a report on the efforts made by the
Ministry of Health and other concerned departments in the
fight against coronavirus in Riyadh. In this context, the
health minister presented a report explaining various
measures taken to curb the virus.

The Cabinet later passed a series of decisions, including the
appointment of Mohammed bin Abdul Malik Al-Asheikh,
Ahmad bin Aqeel Al-Khatib and Abdul Rahman Al-Zamil as
members of the General Organization for Military Industries
for three years.

In addition, they approved the decision that fiber-optic
cables, rain drainage channels, generators, water tanks and
their extensions be part of the public facilities.

The Cabinet also approved the reformation of the Tax
Appeals Commission to be composed of five members for
four years.

Source:arabnews