POLITICSJul 7 · 15:56 UTCDAWN[email protected] (Syed Irfan Raza)

Cabinet approves new Haj policy aimed at improving pilgrim services

The federal cabinet approved a new Haj policy (2027–2030) to enhance pilgrim services, including non-annual registration, digitization of systems, and a Shariah-compliant savings scheme. It also approved healthcare outsourcing for Islamabad facilities and noted a revenue increase at Pakistan Railways.

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federal cabinetorganizationSardar Muhammad YousafpersonHaj Policy 2027–2030topicKingdom of Saudi ArabiaplaceMinistry of National Health ServicesorganizationPakistan RailwaysorganizationIsolation Hospital and Infectious Treatment Centre (IHITC)organizationRegional Blood Centre (RBC)organization

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