Qatar has denied allegations it is keeping its natives from playing out the Hajj, or yearly journey to Mecca, the peninsular country's legitimate QNA news organization said. 

Specialists at the service of religious undertakings discredited on Wednesday asserts that Doha was keeping Qatari nationals from going to Mecca for the yearly custom. 

The service bemoaned the utilization of Hajj - the culmination of which constitutes one of Islam's five necessities - for political finishes and said it was in contact with Saudi specialists to dispense with all impediments for Qatari nationals and occupants willing to share in the current year's occasion, set to start on August 19. 

The legislative leader of Makkah area in Saudi Arabia as far as it matters for him said on Wednesday that Qatari travelers still can't seem to arrive. 

"No pilgrims from Qatar arrived until today," Governor Khalid bin Faisal Al Saud said.

Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain forced a land, ocean and air barricade on Qatar in June 2017. Qatari nationals were along these lines given 14 days to leave Saudi, the UAE and Bahrain. 

In addition to Egypt, the three Gulf nations blame Qatar for supporting terrorism  and destabilizing the area, charges that Doha has reliably denied.

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