Under the supervision of the Ministry of Health, a training and coordination meeting was held in the municipality of El Mahres, Sfax governorate, on September 24, 2026. The meeting targeted medical and paramedical staff responsible for conducting medical examinations for pilgrims in regions 4 and 5. These regions include the governorates of Sfax, Sidi Bouzid, Gafsa, Tozeur, Gabes, Medenine, Kébili, and Tataouine.
The meeting included a training session on using pilgrims' digital medical files. The session introduced participants to various stages and mechanisms of using the digital system, inserting and updating medical data, and unifying work methods. This aims to facilitate information exchange, enhance the quality of pilgrims' health follow-up, and ensure smooth operations.
Practical workshops were organized to prepare technically and logistically for medical examination operations. Participants discussed unifying work methodologies, organizational, and coordination aspects to ensure the process runs smoothly. The goal is to provide the best possible health care and services for pilgrims during the 2027 Hajj season.
These early preparations reflect Tunisia's commitment to ensuring readiness among health teams and enhancing coordination between relevant structures. This will help provide optimal health conditions and care for pilgrims throughout the Hajj season. The meeting was attended by Sfax Regional Health Director, the Regional Director of Religious Affairs, and the director of El Mahres Regional Hospital.
The meeting was overseen by the Regional Health Director of Sfax, in the presence of the Regional Director of Religious Affairs, the director of El Mahres Regional Hospital, and several officials from regional health administrations of the concerned governorates. Also present were cadres involved in organizing the Hajj season.
The training and coordination meeting is part of Tunisia's preparations for the 2027 Hajj season. The country aims to provide high-quality health services and ensure a smooth experience for its pilgrims. By enhancing coordination and readiness, Tunisia seeks to contribute positively to the overall Hajj experience.
Tunisia's efforts to prepare for the Hajj season demonstrate its commitment to the well-being of pilgrims. The country continues to work on improving its health sector and services, particularly in preparation for significant events like the Hajj.
Key points
- Tunisia conducts training and coordination meeting for health sector staff in preparation for the 2027 Hajj season.
- The meeting aimed to unify work methods and enhance the quality of health follow-up for pilgrims.
- The country seeks to ensure optimal health conditions and care for pilgrims during the Hajj season.
