Belmehdi s’enquiert à la Mecque de l’état de santé des pèlerins algériens
Summary of Events In La Mecque Regarding Algerian Pilgrims
On Monday, Youcef Belmehdi, Algeria’s Minister of Religious Affairs and Wakfs, visited King Faisal Hospital in Mecca to assess the health status of Algerian pilgrims as they approached the Day of Arafat, a crucial aspect of the Hajj pilgrimage.
During his visit, Belmehdi reported that the overall health of the Algerian pilgrims was "reassuring." He noted a significant improvement in the condition of those being treated at the hospital, with many expected to discharge either that day or the following day, in line with the medical team’s approved care protocols.
Belmehdi commended the hospital’s administration and staff for their efforts, highlighting the excellent coordination and collaboration with the Algerian medical team accompanying the pilgrims. He also expressed gratitude to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for its hospitality and the quality of services provided to the pilgrims, particularly Algerians, emphasizing the continual improvement in health care arrangements that witnesses yearly progress.
Additionally, Belmehdi held an evaluation meeting with the Algerian Hajj mission members at the Jeddah center. He remarked on the center’s importance in organizing the flow of over 18,000 Algerian pilgrims (connected by 63 flights) to the Holy Sites. Looking ahead, he mentioned that around 80 flights would be organized for their return to Algeria, praising the mission’s efforts at the Jeddah center, which offers high-quality services to pilgrims from their arrival until their departure.
In summary, the Algerian minister underscored the successful management and care provided to the pilgrims during this sacred journey, reflecting a collaborative effort between Algerian and Saudi authorities to ensure a smooth and spiritually fulfilling experience for all attendees.
Key Points:
- Visit to King Faisal Hospital: Minister Belmehdi assessed the health of Algerian pilgrims.
- Health Status: Most pilgrims showed significant improvement, with many set for discharge.
- Appreciation for Saudi Arabia: Recognition of the effective services and organization provided to pilgrims.
- Meeting in Jeddah: Discussion on logistical arrangements for over 18,000 Algerian pilgrims, with plans for approximately 80 return flights.
- Collaboration and Care: Emphasis on the harmonious work between medical teams and the Hajj mission to ensure the well-being of the pilgrims.
In conclusion, the situation for Algerian pilgrims appears to be well managed, showcasing strong international cooperation and an effective health care response during this religious period.
