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 2,870 pilgrims for Hajj 2027, as per the Recognition Letter dated 28 July 2026, detailing each HGO’s share, issued by SO (HGOs), MR&AH, Islamabad.