Saudi Islamic Affairs Ministry launches 42 online services

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Islamic Affairs Minister Dr. Abdullatif bin Abdul Aziz Al-Asheikh on Monday launches digital services. (SPA)
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Dr. Abdullatif bin Abdul Aziz Al-Asheikh. (SPA)
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Updated 17 August 2020
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Saudi Islamic Affairs Ministry launches 42 online services

  • The new systems will also help improve the performance of the employees

RIYADH: Saudi Islamic Affairs Minister Dr. Abdullatif bin Abdul Aziz Al-Asheikh on Monday launched 42 digital services and seven procedural systems as part of efforts to offer more services online through the ministry’s portal.

The project will help monitor performance indicators. The minister praised the efforts of the General Department of IT at the ministry and others who contributed to the development of the online services.

The minister was briefed about all the services and new systems. He said these initiatives are part of the ministry’s digital transformation drive aimed at facilitating people in the Kingdom.

The new systems will also help improve the performance of the employees.


King Salman, crown prince share Ramadan greetings with leaders of Islamic nations

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King Salman, crown prince share Ramadan greetings with leaders of Islamic nations

  • Saudi Supreme Court announces sighting of crescent moon

RIYADH: King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman received congratulatory messages from leaders of Islamic countries on the announcement of the start of Ramadan, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Tuesday.

The Saudi Supreme Court announced the sighting of the crescent moon on Tuesday and the holy month is to begin on Wednesday.

The king and crown prince sent replies to thank the leaders for their wishes and prayers.

They also prayed for Ramadan to bring goodness, blessings and lasting security and stability to the Islamic nations, the SPA added.