Ghanaian Government Reaffirms Commitment to Muslim Welfare and Affordable Hajj Pilgrimage
In a recent statement, Issifu Seidu, a prominent figure in Ghana's religious affairs, highlighted the government's unwavering commitment to the Muslim community's welfare. Central to this commitment is the initiative to make the Hajj pilgrimage more accessible and affordable for Ghanaian Muslims, reflecting the administration's dedication to religious inclusivity and support. Strategic Negotiations Lead to Reduced Hajj Costs The Ghanaian government has successfully negotiated with service providers in Saudi Arabia to reduce the cost of the Hajj pilgrimage. These negotiations have led to a significant decrease in expenses, making the pilgrimage more affordable for many Ghanaian Muslims. Notably, this reduction was achieved without the use of state funds, underscoring the government's commitment to fiscal responsibility while supporting religious obligations. Comparative Affordability in the Sub-Region Ghana's efforts have positioned it favorably in the West African sub-region concerning Hajj affordability. While neighboring […]
