Al-Hajji Nasser Al-Blooshi, member of the Blooshi Peoples party and Executive for Blooshi Rights, who belongs to Iranian province of Baluchistan, and comes to Hajj for the first time, expressed admiration for the great projects set for the service of pilgrims. He said pleasing more than billion Muslims all over the world is the finest reply for the fudge accusations issued by Iranian regime as no country in the world is able to administer nearly four million pilgrims in a small area within short limited time as the case of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. He added that the accusations by the Iranian regime that Saudi Arabia is ineligible to run Hajj is a repeated tone to divert the interest of its people from the economic and social problems they are facing, adding that the system of spiritual leader followed in Iran is contrary to Islam. Jamal Bur Karim, a Kurdish journalist and political activist, and former member of Kurdistan Democratic party, said that he felt since his first foothold in the Kingdom that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has spared no effort to provide world-class services for pilgrims. He added that the regime in Iran wanted to drag the attention from the drastic economic situations being witnessed by its people, adding that the regime is about to fall due to peoples' outrage. --SPA 15:29 LOCAL TIME 12:29 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w