The first groups of pilgrims have arrived in Makkah and the Grand Mosque in preparation for performing the Hajj rituals for 1447 AH, amid an integrated system of services that the Kingdom has put in place to ease the journey of the Guests of Allah from arrival until they perform the rituals with ease and safety.
The entrances to Makkah saw a smooth flow of arriving pilgrims, supported by integrated organizational plans implemented by the relevant authorities, which helped speed up procedures and ease movement, as part of joint coordination between the various government and service sectors, according to a post on the Saudi Press Agency website.
The competent authorities have strengthened their readiness to serve pilgrims through an operational system covering transport, housing and health facilities, along with security and organizational services, supporting a safe and reassuring environment for the Guests of Allah.
The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah, in cooperation with the relevant authorities, has also used digital technologies to improve service quality and ease procedures, through smart platforms that allow pilgrims to benefit from guidance, mobility and healthcare services as part of a smoother experience.
Government authorities continue their efforts around the clock to ensure pilgrims' comfort and safety, in line with the targets of Saudi Vision 2030 to develop infrastructure and raise the quality of services provided to the Guests of Allah, enhancing the Hajj experience and consolidating the Kingdom's position in serving the Two Holy Mosques and their visitors.
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