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المملكة: Integrated system.. "Sdaya" Enhance its presence with"Mecca Road" In Côte d’Ivoire


The Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority (" In the Republic of Côte d’Ivoire, by operating an advanced digital system inside the initiative lounge at Felix Houphiet-Boigny International Airport, which contributes to raising the efficiency of services provided to the guests of God since their departure from their country.

Procedures are implemented Through an integrated digital system that includes verifying personal data, registering vital features, and issuing Hajj permits electronically, ensuring the flow of procedures, accelerating their completion, and reducing waiting periods.

Initiative "Mecca Road"

And contributed "Sdaya" In developing and operating the technical infrastructure of the initiative, in addition to linking the participating parties through a unified platform that ensures data accuracy and its smooth flow, which enhances performance efficiency and supports immediate decision-making.

Digital integration has allowed the provision of advanced smart services, including coding luggage and linking it electronically to the pilgrims’ residences in the Kingdom, which enables it to be delivered directly without the need to receive it upon arrival.

Service for the Guests of God

This integration embodies one of the most prominent applications of data and artificial intelligence in service Guests of God, by providing an easy experience based on quality of service and efficient implementation.

It is noteworthy that the Ministry of Interior is implementing the initiative in its eighth year in cooperation with the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Health, Hajj and Umrah, Information, the General Authority of Civil Aviation, the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority, the Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority (SDAIA), the General Authority of Endowments, the Guests of God Service Program, and the General Directorate of Passports, in integration with the digital partner (stc group), Since its launch in 1438 AH/2017 AD, the initiative has served (1,254,994) pilgrims.

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