Pilgrims hosted by the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques' Umrah and Visit Program have toured the King Abdulaziz Complex for the Holy Kaaba Kiswa in Makkah. The visit by the program's fourth group for 1448 AH was one of the cultural and educational activities organised for guests to show them the Kingdom's care for the Two Holy Mosques and those who come to them.

Inside the complex, the visitors followed each step in producing the Kiswa, the cloth that covers the Kaaba: the fabric is prepared and dyed, then woven, embroidered and finally assembled. Guides explained the materials and the fine artistic and craft skills required, and the guests watched Saudi specialists at work, meeting the highest standards of quality.

The guests said they were impressed by the precision of the craftsmanship and that the tour had given them a first-hand look at the Kingdom's efforts to serve the Holy Kaaba, care for its Kiswa and look after the Two Holy Mosques.