The 6th Saudi Hajj Conference and Expo kicked off in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, with the participation of over 150 countries, including Mauritania. The event, held under the patronage of King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, is organized by the Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah in collaboration with the Service to Guests of Rahman program, one of the Saudi Vision 2030 initiatives. The conference and expo aim to bring together officials and service providers to discuss and showcase the latest developments in Hajj services.
The four-day event features over 520 government, private, and non-profit entities from local and international levels, spanning an area of over 67,000 square meters. The program includes 15 main areas and activities covering operational, knowledge, and technology aspects, as well as business, innovation, awareness, and training. The conference is divided into three main tracks: infrastructure and operational services, empowerment and integration, and development and sustainability.
The conference program includes 32 sessions with 42 speakers, focusing on topics such as transportation, logistics, infrastructure, housing, catering, security, healthcare, media, and technology. The sessions aim to enhance the experience of Hajj pilgrims and discuss best practices in Hajj services. A special forum, "Awareness and Training Forum," is also part of the event, offering specialized programs, workshops, and training sessions.
The expo features an innovation zone, a future Hajj innovations camp, a technology oasis, and a Hajj innovations exhibition. A business center provides meeting spaces for attendees to network and sign agreements. The event also includes specialized zones for aviation, health, technology, and media, as well as a "Made in Saudi Arabia" area and a partners' platform.
The Saudi Hajj Conference and Expo is part of the early preparations for the upcoming Hajj season, bringing together Hajj officials, service providers, and concerned authorities to finalize arrangements and contracts. The event allows attendees to review available services and solutions for the next Hajj season and discuss topics related to readiness and service development.
A Mauritanian delegation, led by Minister of Islamic Affairs and Primary Education Sidi El Hajj Dah Ould Abb, is participating in the conference and expo. The delegation includes the Director of Hajj and Umrah, Wali Tah, and several sector officials. They will attend training workshops accompanying the conference.
The Mauritanian participation in the conference reflects the country's commitment to enhancing its Hajj services and experience. The event provides a platform for Mauritania to network with other countries, share best practices, and explore new technologies and innovations in Hajj services.
Key points
- Mauritania participates in the 6th Saudi Hajj Conference and Expo alongside over 150 countries.
- The conference and expo aim to enhance Hajj services and experience through discussions and showcasing of latest developments.
- The event includes 32 sessions, an innovation zone, and specialized areas for various sectors.
