Riyadh: Early planning was among the key success factors of the 1447 AH Hajj season, as the Ministry of Health held coordinating meetings with international medical offices of official missions ahead of the season to enhance cooperation and strengthen the readiness of health services provided to pilgrims.

According to Saudi Press Agency, the meetings covered approved health systems during Hajj, service delivery pathways, and mechanisms for handling emergency cases, enhancing the readiness and operational integration of the missions.

The ministry's team also visited the Indonesian pilgrims' medical office to inspect preparations ahead of pilgrims' arrival, ensuring the completion of health and organizational requirements.

These efforts reflect the Kingdom's commitment to preserving the health and safety of more than 1.7 million pilgrims and affirm its leadership in mass gatherings medicine and proven organizational expertise.