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Politics 1 year ago
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KPK bars ex-minister Yaqut from leaving country in probe into haj quota scandal
The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has imposed a travel ban on former religious affairs minister Yaqut Cholil Qoumas, as part of its investigation into alleged misallocation of last year’s haj quota.
Politics 1 year ago
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KPK opens probe into 2024 haj quota distribution
The KPK has summoned Yaqut Cholil Qoumas for questioning as part of its preliminary investigation into the 2024 haj program during his tenure as religious affairs minister, in particular the allotment of Indonesia's quota, building upon the findings of a House special commission into the same matter late last year.
Middle East and Africa 1 year ago
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'Indonesian Village' project tops Prabowo’s talks in Saudi Arabia
One key initiative under the plan to improve pilgrimage management is the construction of an “Indonesian Village” near Mecca’s Masjidil Haram Grand Mosque, designed to accommodate the large number of Indonesian haj and umrah pilgrims each year.
Society 1 year ago
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House urges next government to find ‘better’ religious affairs minister
The House of Representatives’ special committee to inquire into the government’s management and organization of this year’s haj has concluded its month-long investigation and come up with several recommendations, including that the next government find a better religious affairs minister.
World 6 years ago
Joy, heartache: Pilgrims in Saudi vie for downsized haj
Saudi officials said residents from 160 countries competed in the government-run lottery that many described as an opaque selection process -- bringing elation to up to 10,000 people while leaving the vast majority disappointed.
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