In alignment with the initiatives “We Come to You” and “Mawjoodin,” launched by the Ministry of Interior’s Civil Affairs Agency to serve government and private entities, mobile civil affairs units are offering their services across 60 locations throughout the Kingdom. These units are specifically designed to cater to remote areas, providing essential civil services to both men and women.
Today, the mobile civil units in the Qassim region have begun their operations, delivering services to men at the Al-Foailiq and Al-Artaouiah centers, while women can access services in Al-Dhariyyah and the Al-Mudharij Educational Complex, continuing for three days at each location. Additional service points include the sixth elementary school and Al-Sahabin School in Al-Bukayriyah, the Naif Al-Munif House in Al-Bidaiah, and the middle and secondary schools in Al-Dulaimiyah. Furthermore, on Monday, services will be available at the Hafsa bint Omar House in Al-Bidaiah, the Al-Qabiyah Primary and Intermediate School in Al-Bidaiah, and the second middle school in Al-Bukayriyah for one day each. The units will also operate at the Ministry of Environment, Water, and Agriculture branch in Al-Mudhayb.
In the Asir region, mobile units are providing services today for both genders at the Al-Hafnah center and to men at the Al-Waleed Primary School and Al-Dars Intermediate School in Al-Durris for three days each. The services will also be available at Thakha Al-Furqan Secondary School in Abha, and for women at the tenth secondary school in Abha today. On Monday, men can access these services at the Al-Sadiq Secondary School in Rijal Al-Ma’a, while women at the fourteenth secondary school in Abha. The following Tuesday will see services at the fourth secondary school and the Al-Quran Primary School, along with men’s services at the Sheikh Muhammad bin Uthaymeen Secondary School in Abha. Services will continue through Wednesday in Rijal Al-Ma’a and in Khamis Mushait.
In the Eastern Province, mobile units are also actively delivering services. Today, men can visit Al-Bar’a bin Malik Secondary School in Hafr Al-Batin, with services for women in multiple educational institutions throughout the region beginning Monday. This includes hospitals and various primary and secondary schools across Al-Dammam and other locations, such as the Royal Commission’s administrative center in Jubail.
The mobile units in the Makkah region are currently offering services to men at Al-Qiya center and in Al-Ashira Makhtan for two days. Women can access services at the Al-Bal’anid center in Taif for two days and in Bahrah for three days. Different sites will accommodate services over the week, including the Saudi Airlines building in Jeddah.
In Al-Jouf, services are being provided on Monday at the Al-Hassan Al-Basri Intermediate School in Tabarjal and various elementary schools in Sakkaka, with further service days scheduled for Wednesday.
In the Tabuk region, mobile units will be operational at various educational institutions over several days. The Baḥah region will see services in the Yabs center today and at the Emarat Al-Baḥah initiatives on Tuesday.
The Najran region is facilitating services at the Passport Directorate today, with further availability on Tuesday in local schools.
In Madinah, mobile units will be present at Al-Baṭh center and the Royal Commission Authority in Yanbu for an entire week, ensuring a broad provision of civil service.
Meanwhile, the Hail region plans to deliver services at local elementary and middle schools this week, while the Northern Borders area will see mobile services focused on centers in Rafha and Arar for men and women respectively.
These mobile units provide essential civil services, including the issuance and renewal of national identity cards. They stand out as a vital means of offering on-the-ground support within civil affairs, significantly streamlining processes for both men and women, thereby saving time and effort for recipients.
