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Bangladesh Government Commits to Transparent and Affordable Hajj Management

Bangladesh's Civil Aviation and Tourism Minister Afroza Khanam vowed to make Hajj pilgrimage more affordable and transparent for Bangladeshi pilgrims.

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Bangladesh is committed to enhancing the Hajj experience for its pilgrims, according to Civil Aviation and Tourism Minister Afroza Khanam. Speaking at the closing ceremony of the National Hajj and Umrah Fair-2026, Afroza assured that the government is taking steps to ensure a transparent, affordable, and hassle-free Hajj journey. The government aims to increase the commission for Hajj agencies while reducing the overall costs for pilgrims.

Afroza emphasized the importance of honesty and integrity among all stakeholders involved in the Hajj process, stating that everyone has an accountability to Almighty Allah. Under the guidance of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, the government has dismantled past airfare syndicates that caused excessive fares for pilgrims and has reduced Hajj airfare by Tk 36,800 in just five months.

Source: BSS

FAQ

What did Afroza Khanam pledge to improve in Hajj management?
Afroza Khanam pledged to improve transparency, affordability, and the overall experience for pilgrims undertaking the Hajj journey from Bangladesh.
What has the government done to make Hajj more affordable?
The government has reduced Hajj airfare by Tk 36,800 within five months of taking office and has taken steps to dismantle airfare syndicates that caused excessive fares.
What is the role of the Hajj Agencies Association of Bangladesh (HAAB)?
HAAB organized the National Hajj and Umrah Fair-2026, where Afroza Khanam delivered her speech, highlighting their role in providing Hajj and Umrah services.
What is the government’s directive on the commission for Hajj agencies?
The government aims to increase the commission for Hajj agencies while ensuring that Hajj remains affordable and hassle-free for pilgrims.

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