AhlulBayt News Agency: The fourth edition of the Hajj Conference and Exhibition in Jeddah will take place in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia later this month.
It is slated for Jan. 13-16, according to Saudi authorities.
The Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah, along with the Pilgrim Experience Program, will host the conference gathering ministers, ambassadors, academics, experts, diplomats, and representatives from private and public institutions across 87 countries.
The conference aims to enhance the quality of services provided to Muslim pilgrims, foster an exchange of experiences, and promote competitiveness and transparency among companies involved in Hajj affairs in Mecca and Medina, the Saudi Press Agency reported.
It will feature over 100 speakers, 47 panel discussions, and 50 workshops to address the challenges of enhancing Hajj services and explore ways to support innovative projects in the pilgrimage sector, SPA added.
Alongside the conference, a special exhibition spanning an area of 50,000 square meters in Jeddah will feature 280 exhibitors from various sectors to showcase the latest technologies, such as artificial intelligence, to enhance Hajj.
The latest conference edition resulted in the signing of 202 cooperation agreements to improve Hajj services and attracted over 100,000 visitors from 87 countries.
The Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah urged individuals and organizations to register their interest in participating in the next edition of the conference in January at hajjconfex.com.
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It is slated for Jan. 13-16, according to Saudi authorities.
The Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah, along with the Pilgrim Experience Program, will host the conference gathering ministers, ambassadors, academics, experts, diplomats, and representatives from private and public institutions across 87 countries.
The conference aims to enhance the quality of services provided to Muslim pilgrims, foster an exchange of experiences, and promote competitiveness and transparency among companies involved in Hajj affairs in Mecca and Medina, the Saudi Press Agency reported.
It will feature over 100 speakers, 47 panel discussions, and 50 workshops to address the challenges of enhancing Hajj services and explore ways to support innovative projects in the pilgrimage sector, SPA added.
Alongside the conference, a special exhibition spanning an area of 50,000 square meters in Jeddah will feature 280 exhibitors from various sectors to showcase the latest technologies, such as artificial intelligence, to enhance Hajj.
The latest conference edition resulted in the signing of 202 cooperation agreements to improve Hajj services and attracted over 100,000 visitors from 87 countries.
The Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah urged individuals and organizations to register their interest in participating in the next edition of the conference in January at hajjconfex.com.
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