Danantara's Strategic Acquisition in Mecca Receives Komnas Haji's Endorsement

Historic Achievement in Hajj Management

Danantara's recent acquisition of a hotel and land in Mecca has been hailed by Komnas Haji chairman Mustolih Siradj as a significant milestone in Indonesia's hajj management. The acquisition represents a long-awaited realization of the government's aspiration to own property in the holy city, a goal that has been pursued since the Old Order era.

Key Details of the Acquisition

The acquired area, known as Al-Hujun, is strategically located 2.5 kilometers from Masjidil Haram, enhancing its value for Indonesian pilgrims. Danantara is also actively participating in the bidding process for another land in the Western Hindawiah area, having advanced to the top two candidates.

Significance for Indonesian Pilgrims

This acquisition is viewed as a progressive and positive development in the management of hajj pilgrimages. The ownership of the land and hotel facilities is expected to improve the overall experience for Indonesian pilgrims traveling to Mecca.

Future Plans and Developments

While this acquisition marks a significant achievement, Danantara continues to explore other opportunities in Mecca. The company's active participation in the bidding process for additional land demonstrates its commitment to expanding Indonesia's presence in the holy city.