Saudi Arabia: Multilingual Saudi women welcoming Hajj pilgrims at Medina airport sparks social media buzz
A video clip showing women practising welcome phrases in various languages goes viral
Dubai: Saudi Arabia is set to welcome Hajj pilgrims with a multilingual team of women at Prince Mohammed bin Abdul Aziz International Airport in Medina.
A video clip showing young Saudi women practising welcome phrases in various languages, including English, French, Turkish, and Indonesian, among others, has gone viral.
The presence of these skilled female staff members has drawn commendation from the Emir of Medina, Salman bin Sultan, who recently visited the airport to review the preparations for the incoming pilgrims.
The video of the women has also sparked significant engagement on social media.
The arrival of the first plane carrying early pilgrims last Thursday marked the beginning of this highly organised event, characterised by extensive security measures and comprehensive service preparations.
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Saudi Arabia’s efforts include deploying a vast number of security personnel, health workers, and volunteers, all dedicated to facilitating a smooth and safe pilgrimage for the expected pilgrims from around the globe.
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