Indonesia Anticipates Increased Hajj Quota for 2027
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Indonesia Anticipates Increased Hajj Quota for 2027

Indonesia's Minister of Hajj and Umrah has indicated a potential increase in the Hajj quota for 2027. While official figures from Saudi authorities are pending, initial documents suggest no reduction from current quotas. Operational preparations are underway to accommodate any potential increase.

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