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President wishes Maldivian pilgrims a blessed Hajj
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President Mohamed Nasheed has wished Maldivian pilgrims a blessed Hajj. The President conveyed his sincere well wishes and greetings of Hajj to all Maldivian pilgrims, through Minister of Islamic Affairs Dr Abdul Majeed Abdul Bari, who is in Mecca as the Head of Maldivian pilgrims this year.
The President also conveyed to them, sincere greetings on the auspicious occasion of Eid-ul-Adha.
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