The Mina site witnesses this year's Hajj project "New Identity" for the tents of pilgrims, covering a total area of more than 24,000 square meters. It is distributed across two main locations in Mina: the upper site on King Abdulaziz Road and the lower site behind Al-Khaif Mosque. The geographical distribution aims to improve the flow of accommodation and facilitate pilgrims' access to vital facilities in the site.

The project includes integrated facilities designed according to the highest standards, featuring dining halls and open areas, in addition to advanced service and administrative facilities that support operational efficiency. The project focuses on implementing residential units with modern tent models that provide effective solutions for ventilation and shading, enhancing the comfort of pilgrims and ensuring an organized living environment worthy of the guests of الرحمن.

The project also contributes to supporting the integration of services within the site by aligning with infrastructure projects and supporting services, including water and energy networks and safety systems, thereby enhancing site readiness and ensuring the sustainability of operational performance during peak periods.

Renewal of Fire Networks

On another note, the project for replacing and renewing fire and cooling networks within the tent squares in Mina has been completed. The project included the development of 188 residential squares comprising 565 tents, with a total network length of 339,000 linear meters, executed over four developmental phases to ensure business continuity. The first and second phases included the development of 121 squares and 433 tents, covering an area of 275,000 linear meters, while the third phase involved the development of 22 squares and 53 tents, covering an area of 31,000 linear meters, leading to the fourth phase, which included 45 squares and 79 tents, covering an area of 32,000 linear meters.