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VP Shettima hails NAHCON over 2026 Hajj success, urges commission to set higher benchmark

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"The performance of the team in the 2026 exercise should be the benchmark going forward, particularly as authorities move towards adopting a more sustainable model that guarantees a 100 per cent hitch-free pilgrimage."

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