Hajj 2025 - Saudi Arabia is stepping up its healthcare for Hajj pilgrims with exciting new technology. The Ministry of Health has announced the arrival of robotic surgery and a special PET-CT scanner at King Abdullah Medical City in Makkah. These advancements show Saudi Arabia's strong commitment to giving pilgrims the best possible medical care.

Saudi Health Minister Fahad Abdulrahman AlJalajel visited the medical city to see these new additions. He confirmed that these upgrades fit perfectly with the Kingdom's "Vision 2030," which aims for top-notch healthcare and new ideas.

The new robotic surgery system is a huge leap forward. It will help doctors perform very precise operations for issues like chest problems, kidney and bladder conditions, and even cancer. This means less pain for patients and quicker recovery times, which is vital for pilgrims.

Additionally, King Abdullah Medical City now has the first-ever PET-CT scanner in any Ministry of Health hospital in the western part of Saudi Arabia. This powerful machine can spot serious illnesses like cancer, heart problems, and brain disorders much earlier. Early detection is key for better treatment outcomes.

The Ministry of Health is actively using technology to make healthcare during the Hajj pilgrimage more effective and efficient. By adding these high-tech medical services, Saudi Arabia is showing its dedication to the health and safety of all pilgrims who come from around the world to perform Hajj. These changes ensure that pilgrims receive world-class medical attention when they need it most.