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Digital ID launched for pilgrims arriving from outside Saudi Arabia

Digital ID launched for pilgrims arriving from outside Saudi Arabia

  • The digital identity service is part of Saudi government efforts to enable digital transformation
  • The move aims to facilitate pilgrims’ use of digital identity to enhance quality of services
By Arab News ·
Absher alerts users to beware of fraud, suspicious links

Absher alerts users to beware of fraud, suspicious links

By SPA ·
Interior Ministry launches AI service on Absher for people with disabilities

Interior Ministry launches AI service on Absher for people with disabilities

By Arab News ·
Saudi platform Absher records 2.6m e-transactions in July amid digital shift

Saudi platform Absher records 2.6m e-transactions in July amid digital shift

By Arab News ·
Absher services will not be available for 10 hours on Friday due to updating

Absher services will not be available for 10 hours on Friday due to updating

By Rashid Hassan ·
A Saudi Interior Ministry employee stands in front of a screen displaying the Absher mobile app logo at the ministry in Riyadh.

Saudi ministry: Bright ideas wanted in Absher tech challenge

By Arab News ·
Saudi Jawazat launches digital ID for expatriate's family members. (Twitter @AljawazatKSA)

Digital ID service launched for expat families in Saudi Arabia

By Rashid Hassan ·
Online service to report stolen vehicles launched

Online service to report stolen vehicles launched

By SPA ·
Winners announced as second Absher Challenge concludes in Riyadh

Winners announced as second Absher Challenge concludes in Riyadh

By SPA ·
The US has not yet found a way to uniformly regulate what many call a health passport, much less any of the other functions. In this area, Saudi Arabia seemed more advanced than first-world countries. (Shutterstock/Reuters)

Smart apps: Saudi Arabia outshines top countries in pandemic management

By Jasmine Bager ·
Special No plan to integrate Absher, Tawakkalna apps, Saudi assistant interior minister says

No plan to integrate Absher, Tawakkalna apps, Saudi assistant interior minister says

By MOHAMMED AL-KINANI ·
No confirmation on integration of Absher and Tawakkalna apps

No confirmation on integration of Absher and Tawakkalna apps

By MOHAMMED AL-KINANI ·
23 million people used Saudi Arabia’s electronic Absher services last year

23 million people used Saudi Arabia’s electronic Absher services last year

By SPA ·

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