The Agency for Field Services and Affairs at the General Authority for the Care of the Affairs of the Two Holy Mosques plays an important role in maintaining the cleanliness of the Grand Mosque of Makkah and its environs.
This commitment extends to the Safa and Marwa mountains, which are a crucial component of the Umrah and Hajj experience.
To ensure the highest hygiene standards at the Grand Mosque, a dedicated work plan is being implemented. It entails a weekly disinfection process of the Safa and Marwa mountains by using cleaning tools and materials specifically designed for the structure, ensuring that the delicate surfaces are treated with proper care.
A dedicated team of architectural technicians plays a critical role in the upkeep of these sacred spaces. Their daily tasks include monitoring the condition of the Safa and Marwa mountains, and removing any traces of dirt, dust, or other debris.
This comprehensive approach ensures constant protection of the Grand Mosque and its sacred spaces, and enables pilgrims to focus on their spiritual journey.
