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National Center for Inspection and Monitoring receives more than 11 million reports

From Saudi Gazette · () English

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  • Saudi Arabia’s National Center for Inspection and Monitoring received more than 11 million reports through its unified platform.
  • Established by a 2024 Cabinet decision, the center coordinates government inspection efforts and develops programs to improve transparency and oversight.
  • It also aims to reduce repeated inspection visits, raise compliance and improve the business environment.

Saudi Arabia’s National Center for Inspection and Monitoring has received more than 11 million reports from citizens through its unified inspection and control platform.

The center was established by a Cabinet decision in 2024 to coordinate inspection and monitoring work among government agencies. It also develops plans and programs to improve inspection mechanisms and procedures, with the stated aim of ensuring transparency and integrity.

The center’s board is chaired by Minister of Municipalities and Housing Majid Al-Hogail. Representatives from seven government agencies sit on the board, while Turki Al-Hogail serves as chief executive.

The NCIM says its work will reduce the burden of repeated inspection visits on private-sector establishments and raise compliance rates. It also seeks to improve the business environment and increase the overall efficiency of inspection and monitoring activities in support of the Kingdom’s economic objectives.

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