In Moscow, a press conference on \\\"Halal in the hotel industry\\\" was held

The Halal project in the hospitality industry was presented at a conference in Moscow by the Russian Mufity Council and the Religious Department of Muslim Muslims in the field of hospitality services.

The Halal project in the hotel industry was presented at a conference in Moscow, according to Mehr news agency. This completely new plan was introduced by the Russian Mufti Council and the Religious Department of Muslim Muslims in the field of hotel services to guests attending the ceremony, managers and owners of major hotels in Moscow and Moscow, representatives of embassies of Muslim countries and managers of construction and industrial companies.

Brig. Gen. Abbasov, the first deputy of the Russian Mufti Council and the Muslim Religious Affairs Department of Russia, noted that the new scheme for hotel services will be prepared by the Russian Mufti Council and will be supported by the two centers in all respects. The implementation of this plan is necessary in order to accommodate the growth of the demand for halal services in hotels and the current requirements for accommodation of representatives of various Muslim countries. Due to the growth of the population of tourists in Russia and the implementation of such programs as the International Quran Competition, which will be held in Moscow in September, the implementation of such a plan will be at the center of our attention. Representatives from more than 50 countries will participate in the competition, which will be consumers of Halal services. Providing such services in hotels will improve the position and prestige of our community.

In this program, Aydar Gasizov, director of the International Center for Standardization “Halal”, provided an explanation of the process of issuing a “Halal” certificate and its ease of obtaining and training. According to the standards approved by the Russian Mufti Council, entitled “Solvency for Hotel Services,” places are evaluated based on the number of months (instead of stars). To receive 1 “moon”, it is enough to equip the rooms in accordance with the standards of Islam: without panels and images of humans and animals and without a statue, putting information on religious occasions and translating the interpretation of the Holy Qur’an along with Sajjad in the rooms, informing Provide guests with the latest halal food delivery or halal food delivery services. Halal breakfast is served at the 2nd “Moon” hotels, and guests can use the chapel for guests. The hotels with a separate halal kitchen, 3 “moon” will be awarded. In the 4th hotel “Mahhe”, some services are provided to men and women individually, such as: a pool, a hair dresser and … with a gay friendly guest. And the 5th hotel “Moon” will be a hotel that will only serve Halal services in accordance with all Islamic principles.

The conference also discussed cooperation development programs and the provision of specialized portals for booking hotel rooms and setting up a boarding desk with trained staff.