Saudi Arabia deploys 220 female scouts to assist with crowd management and pilgrim services in Makkah, highlighting women’s empowerment under Vision 2030.
Saudi Scouts deployed at Arafat to assist lost pilgrims during Hajj, ensuring safety and reuniting them with groups as part of Vision 2030 service goals.
Saudi Ministry of Health reports over 112,000 pilgrims served during Hajj, highlighting Vision 2030 healthcare enhancements and operational excellence.
Saudi Interior Ministry’s Medical Services Department launches 12th annual blood donation campaign, boosting public health and community solidarity, aligned with Vision 2030.
Saudi Arabia’s translation of the Arafah sermon reaches 621 million listeners worldwide, enhancing Hajj services and promoting global Islamic unity.
Saudi Ministry of Health transported 366 hospitalized pilgrims to Arafat for Hajj, ensuring medical care during rituals. A showcase of Vision 2030 healthcare excellence.
Millions of pilgrims at Arafat express immense joy and gratitude to Saudi leadership for seamless Hajj organization, highlighting Vision 2030 progress.
Saudi CST reveals 40+ petabytes of data and millions of calls in Makkah and holy sites on June 14, highlighting robust infrastructure for Hajj pilgrims.
Saudi Ministry of Islamic Affairs finishes preparations at Almashar Alharam Mosque in Muzdalifah to welcome Hajj pilgrims with upgraded facilities and services.
The Royal Commission for Makkah City and Holy Sites introduces new traffic management initiatives to alleviate congestion during Hajj, enhancing the pilgrim experience and supporting Vision 2030.