Indonesia is being viewed as a country with significant potential to take a larger role in the global Hajj and Umrah supply chain, especially through food-related industries.
The opportunity spans several areas, including agriculture, fisheries and other parts of the food sector. These industries could help Indonesia contribute more broadly to the supply networks that support pilgrims during Hajj and Umrah.
The focus on the supply chain reflects Indonesia’s potential beyond its role as a major Muslim-majority country. Expanding participation in these sectors could strengthen the country’s position in an international market connected to religious travel.
Food, agricultural and fisheries capabilities are therefore emerging as key areas in discussions about Indonesia’s future contribution to the global Hajj and Umrah economy.
