Saudi Arabia and Oman Sign Hajj 2027 Arrangements Agreement

November 10, 2026

Saudi Arabia and Oman sign an agreement outlining Hajj 2027 arrangements, including pilgrim registration, accommodation, transport and services through Nusuk Masar.

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JEDDAH: Saudi Arabia and the Sultanate of Oman have signed an agreement outlining arrangements for the 1448 AH (2027) Hajj season, strengthening coordination between the two countries to organize pilgrimage services for Omani pilgrims.

The agreement was signed in Jeddah on November 9, 2026, by Saudi Minister of Hajj and Umrah Tawfig Al-Rabiah and Omani Minister of Endowments and Religious Affairs Dr. Mohammed bin Said Al Maamari.

The agreement establishes arrangements for managing Hajj affairs for Omani citizens and residents authorized to perform the pilgrimage under the supervision of Oman’s Ministry of Endowments and Religious Affairs, in accordance with regulations issued by Saudi authorities.

Nusuk Masar Registration and Hajj Services

Under the agreement, Omani pilgrims’ information will be registered through Saudi Arabia’s Nusuk Masar platform. It also covers arrangements for comprehensive Hajj service packages, including accommodation, transportation, catering and services at the holy sites.

Both countries will coordinate the movement of pilgrims according to approved operational plans, schedules and designated routes. The agreement also establishes procedures for managing pilgrims’ arrivals and departures through Saudi airports.

These arrangements aim to improve the organization and quality of services provided to Omani pilgrims, helping them perform Hajj with greater ease and convenience.

Oman Highlights Hajj Service Initiatives

Separately, Oman’s Ministry of Endowments and Religious Affairs is participating in the Hajj Exhibition with a dedicated pavilion showcasing its efforts to manage Hajj affairs and serve Omani pilgrims.

The ministry is presenting its achievements, service improvements and development initiatives aimed at enhancing the overall pilgrimage experience and increasing pilgrims’ satisfaction.

The ministry was also among the entities recognized with the “Labaytum” Award for Excellence during the 1447 AH Hajj season.

The agreement reflects ongoing cooperation between Saudi Arabia and Oman in organizing Hajj operations and strengthening the services available to pilgrims ahead of the 2027 pilgrimage season.