Moroccan pilgrims performing Hajj will receive medical care at AKDITAL Hospitals Makkah under a new agreement with the official Hajj mission.
Moroccan pilgrims performing Hajj will receive medical care at AKDITAL Hospitals Makkah under a new agreement with the official Hajj mission.

Moroccan pilgrims travelling to Makkah for the Hajj can receive medical care at a hospital run by AKDITAL under a new agreement with the country’s official Hajj mission.

The agreement gives AKDITAL Hospitals Makkah responsibility for providing medical care to Moroccan pilgrims who need treatment during their stay in the Saudi holy city.

The healthcare group will make its hospital in Makkah available to the official Hajj mission to receive pilgrims requiring medical attention throughout their stay.

The agreement was signed on 11 November, on the sidelines of the sixth Hajj Conference and Exhibition, held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, from 8 to 11 November.

AKDITAL said it was grateful to the official Moroccan Hajj mission for the confidence placed in the group through the agreement.