The Ministry of Health provided healthcare services to over 166,000 pilgrims, and more than 36,000 cadres and 7,600 volunteers assisted in providing healthcare services.

The Ministry of Defense and Ministry of National Guard also contributed to the healthcare efforts.

400 pilgrims with worse health conditions were given support to join the health convoy to Arafat.

The first phase of the Hajj security plan was successfully implemented and the second phase is currently underway.

Security personnel were commended for their role in organizing the traffic and pedestrian movement between Arafat, Muzdalifah, and Mina.

Artificial intelligence was also used to improve smart Hajj applications.

The pilgrims were urged to follow the regulations during their movement in the holy sites.

The Ministry of Transport in Saudi Arabia conducted mock drills and Tafweej exercises to assess the readiness of transportation and logistics systems during the Hajj season.

More than 2.7 million beds were provided for pilgrims and their services in Makkah and Madinah.

The transport and logistics system was integrated among all relevant government agencies, resulting in a smooth arrival and movement of pilgrims via air, sea, and land ports.

The Mashaer train transported about 300,000 pilgrims in an hour before the set time.

The rest of the pilgrims were transported by over 20,000 modern buses equipped with all requirements.

Self-driving buses were introduced to transport pilgrims within the holy sites, and the initial results were reported to be successful.