The Head of Caucasus Muslims Department (CMD), Allahshukur Pashazade, will visit Saudi Arabia in March this year to organize for the next Hajj.
According to the CMD, Pashazade, will meet with officials in Saudi Arabia to sign a protocol with the Saudi Minister of Hajj issues, which will reflect that all issues related to the Azerbaijani Hajj pilgrims.
The exact date of Pashazade visit to Saudi Arabia has not been specified.
Hajj is performed once a year in the last month of the Islamic calendar, accordingly, this year Hajj will be in October. Last time the number of pilgrims from Azerbaijan totaled 2,600 people. -05D04-
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