Saudi officials, led by various ministers, have officially announced that the Kingdom is fully prepared for the 2025 Hajj season (1445 AH),
with all operational, logistical, and service plans finalized to ensure a safe, well-organized, and spiritually fulfilling pilgrimage.
In a recent press briefing, ministers revealed that more than 1.07 million international pilgrims have already arrived in Saudi Arabia,
with more continuing to enter through the Kingdom’s air, land, and sea entry points.
Field teams have begun implementing the comprehensive service plans, including healthcare, transportation, security, accommodation, food, and religious guidance.
Officials emphasized that this year’s preparations are aligned with Saudi Vision 2030,
which seeks to enhance the quality and efficiency of Hajj and Umrah services, using smart technologies and innovative systems to manage crowds and deliver support.
Medical facilities across Makkah and the holy sites have been fully equipped, thousands of buses have been mobilized for organized transport,
emergency response plans are in place, and multilingual interpretation services are active to assist pilgrims from diverse backgrounds.
Authorities praised the seamless coordination between government agencies, security forces, and volunteers,
all working together to ensure the well-being and comfort of the pilgrims, reaffirming that serving the Guests of God remains one of the Kingdom’s highest priorities.
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