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المملكة: Lahj is safe.. "Mecca environment" 7 assumptions are implemented to simulate crises with high accuracy


In a move that reflects an advanced, proactive approach to risk management, the And the Ministry’s office in the Holy Capital, and the National Agricultural Services Company, along with the National Center for the Prevention and Control of Plant Pests and Animal Diseases “Weqaa”, within the framework of institutional integration aimed at building a system capable of immediate and effective response in the most difficult circumstances.

Practical exercises that simulate reality

These exercises are not limited to the theoretical aspect, but rather were designed to be Operational environments that simulate reality, where emergency and business continuity plans were tested in the field, and their readiness for practical application under the pressure of events was ensured. It also focused on raising the efficiency of human cadres and enhancing their ability to make quick decisions, thus limiting the repercussions of risks and reducing their potential effects.

In a deeper dimension, these hypotheses allowed for an accurate assessment of the efficiency of human and technical resources, while revealing weaknesses and gaps in response mechanisms, which opens the way for their development before entering the actual season. It also contributed to improving communication and coordination channels between the concerned authorities, internally and externally, to ensure the integration of roles and the smooth management of incidents when they occur.

These exercises turn into a living experience bank, from which the concerned authorities benefit by analyzing the results and accompanying reports, to continuously update operational plans and raise their readiness, in a scene that reflects the Kingdom’s keenness to manage the Hajj season with the highest levels of professionalism, and to achieve a safe and organized environment befitting the guests of God.

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