Hira Cultural District has concluded additional agreements within the Partners Program aiming to enrich the religious and cultural experience of pilgri

In the presence of Saudi Minister of Hajj and Umrah Dr. Tawfiq Al-Rabiah, the Hira Cultural District has finalised further agreements under the Partners Programme with several hotels, Hajj and Umrah, tourist, and transportation organisations. The program's objective is to enhance pilgrims' religious and cultural experiences inside the area.

Al-Muhrij claimed that to improve the understanding of all guests, the cultural message was evident, essential, and effective. Al-Muhrij stated that tourists were eager to broaden their understanding of different cultures by studying several historical locations through reputable sources. Along with providing all the technological instruments for translation and skilled and knowledgeable multilingual tour guides, the Hira Cultural District's administrators laboured to develop Mount Hira's historical site.

Three primary pillars served as the foundation for Samaya Investment's development of cultural material and knowledge. Avoiding spending time on lengthy programmes that can't keep up with the rate of change is part of the first pillar. Utilising the most recent technology tools, such models and presentation tools, is the third pillar, whereas the second pillar comprises historically trustworthy information sources.

Establishing the Partners Programme allowed investment businesses to work together with Hajj and Umrah transportation, tourist, and hotel industries to incorporate cultural initiatives in Makkah and Madinah. In order to facilitate pilgrims' trips and enhance their religious and cultural experiences, the programme seeks to highlight the roles played by the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah, the Pilgrims Experience Programme, and the Nusuk platform.