Saudi Arabian Scouts Association volunteers assist visitors at the Two Holy Mosques

MAKKAH: Since the beginning of Ramadan, 665 young men from the Saudi Arabian Scouts Association have volunteered to serve pilgrims, worshippers, fasters and visitors at the Two Holy Mosques. (X/@scouts_org_sa)
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MAKKAH: Since the beginning of Ramadan, 665 young men from the Saudi Arabian Scouts Association have volunteered to serve pilgrims, worshippers, fasters and visitors at the Two Holy Mosques.

The initiative is being run in cooperation with the General Administration of Education in Makkah, and the General Administration of Education in Madinah, the Saudi Press Agency reported.

Abdulrahman Al-Mudayris, secretary-general of the association, affirmed that the scouts members eagerly and passionately seek each year to participate in providing services to the visitors and pilgrims at the Two Holy Mosques, offering all kinds of assistance to ensure their comfort and peace of mind.

Al-Mudayris said the 2025 public service camps project in Makkah and Madinah, which continues until the end of the month, seeks to achieve several goals.

These include serving worshippers and pilgrims at the Grand Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque in cooperation with the relevant bodies, in so doing strengthening participants’ volunteer work values, developing an appreciation of the value of national belonging, and showing the nation’s generosity toward pilgrims.