Hajj 2025: Over 10,000 free WiFi hotspots for pilgrims
Hajj 2025: More than 10,000 free Wi-Fi hotspots have been provided by the Kingdom to ensure that pilgrims may stay connected to their families, according to Minister of Information Salman Al-Dosari. Trending: Hajj 2025, Over 120 locations set to guide those who lost in holy sites
Speaking at a government press conference about Hajj preparations for 2025, Al-Dosari mentioned that the holy sites, Madina and Makkah, had more than 5,000 telecommunications towers.
He went on to say that over 4,000 engineers and technicians are offering Hajj services and that Saudi Arabia has used AI to control crowds and ensure the safe transportation of pilgrims.
The Saudi Arabian Minister of Media has confirmed that the country is making full use of its technological resources to build a strong digital infrastructure in preparation for the Hajj.
With the help of the National Center for Non-Profit Sector Development, he continued, the Kingdom hopes to boost the number of male and female volunteers to 25,000 for the Hajj. See Also: Procedure to check and download your Hajj visa
According to the Minister of Information, "The Kingdom, its leadership, and its people prioritize Hajj to ensure pilgrims perform their rituals with ease and comfort." Assisting pilgrims and making their rituals easier and safer is a matter of honor, a goal, and a priority for the leadership.
He brought attention to the fact that the Hajj is a worldwide event that the kingdom uses to demonstrate its commitment to organizing and progressing every year.
The minister clarified by saying that pilgrims can use the Makkah Road Initiative to get from any airport in the world straight to Makkah. As of yesterday, Sunday, 250,000 pilgrims had arrived from outside the kingdom via the Makkah Road Initiative.
According to him, "the Supreme Hajj Committee, headed by the Minister of Interior, is working meticulously to ensure the highest quality of services provided to the Guests of God." The "No Hajj Without a Permit" initiative protects pilgrims and the sacred place. Most Viewed: 4 expats arrested for prostitution in KSA
Hajj 2025: Over 10,000 free WiFi hotspots for pilgrims