Algeria is participating in the 6th Hajj Conference and Exhibition held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. This international event officially opened on Sunday, 8 November 2026. The 6th Hajj Conference and Exhibition opened on Sunday, November 8, 2026, marking the commencement of a multi-day forum dedicated to the enhancement of pilgrimage operations. The conference gathers delegates from various nations to discuss organizational improvements and services for pilgrims traveling to the kingdom. Representatives from Algeria joined other global attendees to engage in sessions focused on the management of the annual Hajj season. The exhibition accompanying the conference showcases advancements in logistics, technology, and infrastructure designed to assist international visitors during their religious journeys. Officials from the participating countries are utilizing the forum to review updated regulations and share experiences regarding the facilitation of pilgrimage procedures.
Conference Schedule and Duration
Organizers confirmed that the 6th Hajj Conference and Exhibition is scheduled to conclude on 11 November 2026. The 6th Hajj Conference and Exhibition runs through November 11, 2026. This four-day gathering in Jeddah provides a structured timeline for international representatives to finalize discussions on logistical and operational frameworks before the event closes. By maintaining this schedule, the conference ensures that all participating delegations have sufficient time to address the complex requirements associated with the coordination of international religious travel.
Redouane Maache, Secretary-General of the Ministry of Religious Affairs and Wakfs, conducted a series of inspections across the various exhibition pavilions during the event. These visits allowed the Algerian delegation to evaluate specific technical solutions and service models presented by international exhibitors. Algérie Presse Service reported that his presence at the exhibition sites served to gather insights into the administrative tools available for managing large-scale pilgrimages.
Official engagements during this visit formed part of the broader preparations for the 1448 AH/2027 AD Hajj season. The conference visit by the Secretary-General was part of preparations for the 1448 AH/2027 AD Hajj season. Redouane Maache utilized the conference schedule to coordinate with relevant entities, ensuring that the necessary procedures for the upcoming season are aligned with the standards reviewed in Jeddah. These preparatory activities are intended to facilitate the arrival and movement of pilgrims for the 2027 season, building upon the organizational frameworks established during the current exhibition. By engaging with international partners and reviewing the latest infrastructure advancements, the Algerian delegation aims to integrate global best practices into their national planning for the 1448 AH/2027 AD Hajj season, ensuring that all logistical arrangements remain consistent with the requirements set by the host nation.
