Sheikh Abdulrahman Al-Sudais, President of Religious Affairs at the Grand Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque, reaffirmed ongoing efforts to enhance services for pilgrims and visitors through expanded initiatives, advanced technologies, and artificial intelligence.
His remarks came during the Presidency of Religious Affairs’ annual closing ceremony, where key achievements and initiatives from the past Islamic year were reviewed.
Reviewing Major Achievements
The event highlighted a wide range of programs and projects implemented throughout the year, including religious guidance, Islamic scholarship, translation services, digital transformation, media, and communication initiatives.
Officials also reviewed the presidency’s efforts during the Ramadan and Hajj seasons and the services designed to enrich the experiences of pilgrims and visitors from around the world.
These initiatives form part of a broader strategy to improve access to religious knowledge and guidance through multiple channels and languages.
Expanding Translation and AI Initiatives
Al-Sudais emphasized plans to further expand translation projects aimed at serving visitors from diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds.
He also highlighted the growing role of artificial intelligence and advanced technologies in improving operational efficiency and enhancing the quality of services provided at the Two Holy Mosques.
The initiatives support ongoing digital transformation efforts designed to deliver more accessible and effective religious services.
Preparations Already Underway
According to Al-Sudais, preparations for the upcoming Ramadan and Hajj seasons have already begun as part of a continuous improvement strategy.
The plans focus on enhancing visitor experiences, developing enrichment programs, and ensuring services continue to meet the needs of increasing numbers of pilgrims and worshippers.
Officials aim to build on lessons learned from previous seasons to further improve operational excellence.
Recognition for Outstanding Contributions
The ceremony concluded with the recognition of partner organizations, distinguished teams, and employees who contributed to serving pilgrims and visitors throughout the year.
The honors reflected appreciation for efforts that support the mission of the Two Holy Mosques and reinforce a culture of excellence and continuous development.
Through these initiatives, the Presidency of Religious Affairs continues its commitment to providing high-quality services while embracing innovation and modern technology.
