Indonesia Boosts Digital Services for Hajj Pilgrims, Leveraging Data for Enhanced Convenience
Indonesia's Minister of Home Affairs has signed a Circular Letter (SEB) to digitize services for Hajj pilgrims, integrating them with resident population data. This move is expected to streamline pilgrimage procedures and enhance convenience.
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