Acting Director General of the General Directorate of Passports, Maj. Gen. Dr. Saleh Al-Murabba, conducted an official inspection of passport control counters at Terminal 4 of King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah on Wednesday. The visit was timed to coincide with the terminal's gradual commencement of operations, marking a significant step in the facility's integration into the airport's broader service network.
During the tour, Maj. Gen. Al-Murabba evaluated the digital infrastructure and automated solutions currently in place at the terminal. These systems are designed to streamline passenger processing and improve overall procedural efficiency for travelers entering and departing the Kingdom. He emphasized that the integration of advanced technology is a priority for the directorate to ensure high standards of service and security.
In his remarks, Maj. Gen. Al-Murabba stressed the necessity of maximizing both human and technical resources to maintain operational excellence. The inspection serves as part of a wider effort by Saudi authorities to modernize travel procedures and enhance the experience for international and domestic passengers at one of the country's busiest aviation hubs.
The report details an official inspection by a government official at a major national infrastructure site. As this concerns the operational readiness of a state-run facility, it is treated as an official government-related announcement.
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Original report: Saudi Gazette