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In alignment with Hajj Operations 2024 directives from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the Ministry of Religious Affairs & Interfaith Harmony (MORA), Pakistan, was tasked with streamlining the number of Hajj Group Organizers (HGOs).

Initiative: HOAP proposed the formation of a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) / Munazzam Company (MNC). This concept underwent scrutiny and received formal approval from MR&AH after review by SECP, CCP, and other policymakers within the Hajj Policy Formulation Committee.
Structure: The new framework consolidates existing quota-holding HGOs into defined groups/clusters. Each cluster partners with a Munazzam Company, which then handles liaison with Saudi authorities.
2024 Allocation: The Ministry allocated quotas to the Munazzam Companies and provided a detailed breakdown of each HGO’s share, ensuring protection of rights while enabling oversight of performance under the Munazzam umbrella.
Establishment: M/s. Al Fattah Munazzam (Private) Limited, a SECP-registered private company, was formed in 2024 to operate as a Munazzam Company, coordinating pilgrim affairs in Pakistan and in K.S.A.
Policy Transition: Following the Hajj Policy 2026, the term Munazzam evolved into Munazzam/Dependent Hajj Companies (DHCs). Per Taleemaat directives, any DHC with a minimum of 2,000 pilgrims qualifies to participate in 2026.
Current Status: M/s. Al Fattah Munazzam (Private) Limited now comprises 38 constituent entities holding a combined quota of 2,159 pilgrims for Hajj 2026, as per the Recognition Letter dated 29 August 2025, detailing each HGO’s share, issued by SO (HGOs), MR&AH, Islamabad.

MORA REGISTRATON No. 0426

In preparation for Hajj Operations 2024, the Ministry of Hajj, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, instructed the Ministry of Religious Affairs & Interfaith Harmony, Government of Pakistan (MORA), to streamline and reduce the number of Hajj Group Organizers (HGOs).

In response, the Hajj Organizers Association of Pakistan (HOAP) proposed the creation of Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs), also referred to as Munazzam Companies (MNCs). This proposal was reviewed by MORA, vetted by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP), the Competition Commission of Pakistan (CCP), and endorsed by the Hajj Policy Formulation Committee.

Under this new framework, existing quota-holding HGOs were consolidated into defined groups or clusters. Each group was affiliated with a Munazzam Company, which became responsible for managing all dealings with the relevant authorities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

For Hajj 2024, MORA allocated quotas directly to the Munazzam Companies, along with a detailed breakdown of each HGO’s individual share. This mechanism safeguarded the rights of every HGO while enabling the Ministry to effectively oversee performance under each Munazzam Company’s umbrella.

Accordingly, M/s. Al-Fattah Munazzam (Pvt.) Ltd., a duly registered private limited company with SECP, was established in 2024 to serve as a Munazzam Company. Acting as the parent entity of its constituent companies, it successfully organized and managed pilgrim affairs in Pakistan and Saudi Arabia during Hajj 2024. Al-Fattah Munazzam (Pvt.) Ltd. efficiently utilized 100% of its allocated quota of 2,041 pilgrims during Hajj 2025.

As per the Hajj Policy 2026, the term “Munazzam” has now been revised to “Munazzam/Dependent Hajj Companies (DHCs).” In line with Saudi directives (Taleemaat), only those Munazzam/DHCs managing a minimum of 2,000 pilgrims are eligible to participate in Hajj operations.

In compliance with this policy, M/s. Al-Aleem Munazzam (Pvt.) Ltd. has been recognized as a Munazzam/Dependent Hajj Company for Hajj 2026. The company currently comprises 38 constituent companies/shareholders, collectively holding a quota of 2,159 pilgrims. This allocation, with a detailed bifurcation of each HGO’s share, was formally confirmed through a Recognition Letter issued by the Section Officer (HGOs), Ministry of Religious Affairs & Interfaith Harmony, Islamabad, on 29th August 2025.