Moroccan pilgrims who need hospital care in Mecca during the 2027 Hajj will be treated at Akdital Hospitals Makkah under an agreement with Morocco’s official Hajj mission. The Moroccan hospital group announced the deal on LinkedIn on November 12. It was signed on the sidelines of the sixth Hajj Conference and Exhibition, held in Jeddah from November 8 to 11.
Akdital acquired the former Al Bishri Hospital in Mecca in September. The group is upgrading its emergency and intensive care services and plans to increase its capacity from 120 to 126 beds, Médias24 reported.
The hospital agreement comes as Morocco and Saudi Arabia prepare for the 2027 pilgrimage. The two countries signed a separate agreement on Hajj arrangements in Jeddah on November 8.
