Jeddah to Host Sixth Hajj Conference and Exhibition from November 8 to 11

Jeddah will host the sixth edition of the Hajj Conference and Exhibition from November 8 to 11 at Jeddah Superdome, under the patronage of Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud. The event is organized by the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah in cooperation with the Pilgrim Experience Program, a Saudi Vision 2030 program, and will be held under the theme “From Makkah to the World.”

SPA reported that the sixth edition will bring together more than 520 government, private, and nonprofit entities from Saudi Arabia and abroad, with participation and attendance from over 150 countries. The exhibition will cover more than 67,000 square meters and feature more than 15 major zones and programs covering operations, knowledge exchange, technology, business, innovation, awareness, and training.

The conference is part of early preparations for the Hajj season of 1448 AH, bringing together Hajj affairs offices, service providers, and relevant authorities to finalize procedures, arrangements, and contracts; explore available services and solutions for the upcoming season; and discuss ways to enhance readiness and improve services for pilgrims. With more than 520 entities and over 150 countries involved, how will the conference coordinate the many procedures, arrangements, and contracts that must be finalized before the season begins?

The conference program is organized around three main tracks: infrastructure and operational services; empowerment and integration; and development and sustainability. Sessions will cover transportation and logistics, infrastructure and facility management, accommodation and hospitality, catering and food services, security and safety, healthcare, media and communication, technology and innovation, training and professional development, and enriching the pilgrim experience.

The Hajj Council will feature 32 sessions with 42 speakers, covering practical and research-related topics in transportation, catering, technology, healthcare, accommodation, sustainability, media, crowd management, and enhancing the pilgrim experience. With 32 sessions and 42 speakers, which topics will draw the most attention from the entities attending from more than 150 countries?

The event will be held at Jeddah Superdome, a venue that will host an exhibition covering more than 67,000 square meters. The scale of the exhibition space and the number of major zones and programs reflect the range of operations, knowledge exchange, technology, business, innovation, awareness, and training that the sixth edition will present. How will the more than 15 major zones and programs be arranged across the 67,000 square meters of exhibition space?

The theme “From Makkah to the World” reflects the Saudi leadership’s continued commitment to serving pilgrims, according to SPA. The conference is organized by the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah in cooperation with the Pilgrim Experience Program, a Saudi Vision 2030 program. What does the theme “From Makkah to the World” signal about the scope of the conference as it brings together entities from Saudi Arabia and abroad?

The sixth edition is part of early preparations for the Hajj season of 1448 AH. The gathering of Hajj affairs offices, service providers, and relevant authorities is intended to finalize procedures, arrangements, and contracts, explore available services and solutions for the upcoming season, and discuss ways to enhance readiness and improve services for pilgrims. How will the outcomes of the conference shape the preparations for the Hajj season of 1448 AH?

The three main tracks of the conference program are infrastructure and operational services; empowerment and integration; and development and sustainability. The sessions under these tracks will cover transportation and logistics, infrastructure and facility management, accommodation and hospitality, catering and food services, security and safety, healthcare, media and communication, technology and innovation, training and professional development, and enriching the pilgrim experience. Which of these tracks will produce the most practical changes for service providers before the next season?

The Hajj Council’s 32 sessions with 42 speakers will address practical and research-related topics in transportation, catering, technology, healthcare, accommodation, sustainability, media, crowd management, and enhancing the pilgrim experience. The sessions are part of a program that also includes more than 15 major zones and programs covering operations, knowledge exchange, technology, business, innovation, awareness, and training. How will the research-related topics discussed by the 42 speakers be translated into services for pilgrims?

The conference will bring together more than 520 government, private, and nonprofit entities from Saudi Arabia and abroad, with participation and attendance from over 150 countries. The exhibition will cover more than 67,000 square meters and feature more than 15 major zones and programs. The event is organized by the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah in cooperation with the Pilgrim Experience Program, a Saudi Vision 2030 program. What will the participation of more than 520 entities from the government, private, and nonprofit sectors mean for the range of services and solutions explored during the four days?

The sixth edition of the Hajj Conference and Exhibition will run from November 8 to 11 at Jeddah Superdome. The event is held under the patronage of Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud and under the theme “From Makkah to the World.” The conference is part of early preparations for the Hajj season of 1448 AH. How will the four-day schedule accommodate the 32 sessions, 42 speakers, and the exhibition’s more than 15 major zones and programs?

The source did not include a detailed schedule of the sessions, a list of the speakers, or the names of the entities participating from Saudi Arabia and abroad. It also did not specify the outcomes expected from the conference or the contracts to be finalized for the Hajj season of 1448 AH.

When and where will the sixth Hajj Conference and Exhibition be held? The sixth edition of the Hajj Conference and Exhibition will be held in Jeddah from November 8 to 11 at Jeddah Superdome. The event is organized by the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah in cooperation with the Pilgrim Experience Program, a Saudi Vision 2030 program, and is held under the patronage of Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud. The conference will be held under the theme “From Makkah to the World.”

How many entities and countries will take part in the sixth edition? The sixth edition will bring together more than 520 government, private, and nonprofit entities from Saudi Arabia and abroad. Participation and attendance will come from over 150 countries. The exhibition will cover more than 67,000 square meters and feature more than 15 major zones and programs covering operations, knowledge exchange, technology, business, innovation, awareness, and training. The conference is part of early preparations for the Hajj season of 1448 AH.

What are the main tracks and topics of the conference program? The conference program is organized around three main tracks: infrastructure and operational services; empowerment and integration; and development and sustainability. Sessions will cover transportation and logistics, infrastructure and facility management, accommodation and hospitality, catering and food services, security and safety, healthcare, media and communication, technology and innovation, training and professional development, and enriching the pilgrim experience. The Hajj Council will feature 32 sessions with 42 speakers covering practical and research-related topics.

What is the purpose of the conference in relation to the Hajj season of 1448 AH? The conference is part of early preparations for the Hajj season of 1448 AH. It brings together Hajj affairs offices, service providers, and relevant authorities to finalize procedures, arrangements, and contracts; explore available services and solutions for the upcoming season; and discuss ways to enhance readiness and improve services for pilgrims. The sixth edition will bring together more than 520 government, private, and nonprofit entities from Saudi Arabia and abroad, with participation and attendance from over 150 countries.

What will the Hajj Council sessions cover? The Hajj Council will feature 32 sessions with 42 speakers, covering practical and research-related topics in transportation, catering, technology, healthcare, accommodation, sustainability, media, crowd management, and enhancing the pilgrim experience. These sessions are part of a program organized around three main tracks: infrastructure and operational services; empowerment and integration; and development and sustainability. The exhibition will cover more than 67,000 square meters and feature more than 15 major zones and programs.