
Minister of Interior and Chairman of the Board of the Supreme Authority for Industrial Security, Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Naif, officially launched the authority's new unified platform and operations center in Riyadh this Sunday. During the inauguration, the Minister conducted a review of the center's capabilities and operational readiness, marking a significant step in the Kingdom's ongoing efforts to modernize its industrial security infrastructure.
According to the Saudi Gazette, the Governor of the Supreme Authority for Industrial Security, Ali Al-Zahrani, provided a detailed briefing on the new platform. The system is designed to streamline digital services by offering 123 automated functions and integrating data across more than 30 distinct entities and facilities. By unifying these operational procedures, the authority aims to enhance service quality, improve governance, and bolster the protection of vital national infrastructure.
The operations center itself serves as a centralized hub for crisis management and national communications. These developments are aligned with the broader objectives of Saudi Vision 2030, which emphasizes digital transformation and the strengthening of national security frameworks to support the country's long-term economic and industrial growth.
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Original report: Saudi Gazette