Saudi Arabia has introduced a new bottle packaging of Zamzam water. Saudi vision 2030 be like.

 Saudi Arabia has introduced a new bottle packaging of Zamzam water

Zamzam water bottles will be provided to worshipers in Baitullah through containers, mobile bags, and smart carts. Less than a month before the start of Ramadan, Abaz Zamzam introduced new bottles of water. Chief of the General Presidency of the Affairs of the Two Holy Mosques, Abdul Rahman Al-Sadis, released the pack at a ceremony attended by senior officials from the state agency in charge of the Grand Mosque in Makkah and the Prophet's Mosque in Madinah.

According to a Gulf News report, packs of Zamzam water are distributed by a Saudi department to worshipers in Baitullah. In an event, al-Sudis emphasized the importance of following health precautions while distributing water bottles. According to the Saudi authorities, Zamzam water will be provided to worshipers in Baitullah through containers, mobile bags, and smart carts, which are regularly washed and cleaned according to hygiene rules.

Robots were used during Hajj last year to distribute bottles of Zamzam at the holy site as a precautionary measure against Covid-19. There is usually a rush of Umrah pilgrims during Ramadan, so preparations are being made to host Umrah pilgrims before the month of Ramadan. Robots are deployed to welcome visitors to the factory that manufactures the Kaaba cover. Visitors to the King Abdulaziz Complex for the Holy Kaaba will now be welcomed by a robot that speaks 11 languages. Apart from welcoming visitors, the robot also introduces the Holy Kaaba factory.

According to Saudi Arabia's official news agency, the 24-hour delivery of the robot is aimed at advancing the goals of the Saudi Vision 2030, which emphasizes the use of technology. According to Saudi Arabia's official news agency, the 24-hour delivery of the robot is aimed at advancing the goals of the Saudi Vision 2030, which emphasizes the use of technology. Inauguration of the first computer lab to teach the Arabic language to non-Arabs in Haram Makkah

Sheikh Al-Sudais heard the institute's plan for laboratory work for the benefit of the educational process, reports. Sheikh Dr. Abdul Rahman Al-Sadis, President of the Public Presidency for the Affairs of the Two Holy Mosques, inaugurated the first computer lab to teach Arabic to non-Arabs at the Haram Makkah Institute in Masjid al-Haram. This initiative by the administration of Saudi Arabia comes in the context of digital transformation, the development of the modern education system, and the development of a modern educational environment under Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030.
His Highness Sheikh Al Sudis appreciated the efforts made in the educational system of Harami Makki Institute, which resulted in the inauguration of a computer lab in the field of education in Masjid al-Haram.

Sheikh Al-Sudais heard the Institute's plan for laboratory work for the benefit of the educational process. He took a briefing on the fields under this laboratory.

The briefing informed that the most important educational classes under this lab include recitation of the Holy Quran and correction of recitation through Tajweed. Linguistic faculties have been developed. Computer courses have been improved in the institute. Various programs related to the project of teaching Arabic to non-native speakers were implemented in Al-Masjid al-Haram.
Training courses in the field of technology have been organized for the employees, students, and teachers of the institute. The e-learning project has been developed in the institute and the college. Sheikh Al Sudis said that in the holiest mosque of Baitullah Sharif, These educational development initiatives are the fruit of the generosity of the dashing leadership of Saudi Arabia. This initiative is a step towards achieving the goals of Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030.