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Over 1,500 prospective Hajj officers from across Indonesia have begun a 20-day intensive training program starting January 10, 2026, at Asrama Haji Pondok Gede in East Jakarta. The training, led by the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah, includes rigorous exercises similar to TNI/Polri training methods to enhance professionalism and integrity. The program aims to prepare officers for the 2026 Hajj season through four key focus areas.
Over 1,500 prospective Hajj pilgrimage officers from various regions across Indonesia have commenced a rigorous 20-day training program at Asrama Haji Pondok Gede in East Jakarta. The training, which began on January 10, 2026, is organized by the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah with the objective of enhancing the officers' professionalism and integrity.
The comprehensive training program includes rigorous exercises similar to TNI/Polri training methods, designed to prepare the officers for the challenges they may face during the Hajj season. Inspector General of the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah, Major General (Ret.) Dendi Suryadi, emphasized that the training focuses on four key areas to ensure the officers are well-equipped to manage their responsibilities effectively.
This intensive training is part of the ministry's efforts to improve the quality of Hajj services provided to Indonesian pilgrims. By enhancing the capabilities of Hajj officers, the ministry aims to ensure a smoother and more organized Hajj experience for Indonesian citizens traveling to Saudi Arabia for the pilgrimage.