NAHCON Clinics Licensed for 2026 Hajj Operations

The Saudi Ministry of Health has granted operational licenses to the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) for clinics that will serve Nigerian pilgrims during the 2026 Hajj. These clinics will provide primary healthcare services, including medical consultations and first aid for minor ailments.
Pilgrims seeking treatment at NAHCON clinics must present a Nusuk card and an international passport for identification. For specialized secondary healthcare services, patients will be referred to accredited Saudi medical facilities, including King Fahd Hospital.
NAHCON confirmed that its clinic in Madinah has been operational for the past four days, providing medical support to Nigerian pilgrims. The licensed clinics are strategically located in Makkah, including the NAHCON clinic in Shara sitting area near Hotel Humaira, another in Misfalah area behind Millennium Hotel, and a third on Mansour Street behind Muasasat Alnaqd.
This licensing marks a significant milestone for NAHCON's commitment to safeguarding the health and safety of Nigerian pilgrims during their stay in Saudi Arabia.
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