Public Invited To Provide Feedback On 90 Economic Projects Via Istitlaa Platform

The National Competitiveness Center (NCC) has introduced 90 projects on its Istitlaa platform, focusing on economic and development issues. Collaborating with 20 government bodies, the NCC encourages feedback from the public, government entities, and the private sector before project approval.

The General Authority for the Care of the Grand Mosque and the Prophet's Mosque has proposed a project titled "Procedural Guide for Iftar Meal Permits during Ramadan Season." This initiative aims to streamline the process of issuing iftar meal permits at these mosques during Ramadan. Feedback from the public is welcomed until a specified date.

The Ministry of Municipalities and Housing has put forward a project called "Amendment to Housing Support Eligibility Regulations." This project seeks to offer housing solutions that meet Saudi families' needs by expanding eligibility for housing support. Public input on this proposal is open until a designated date.

Another significant project is from the Ministry of Commerce, which seeks opinions on "Implementing Regulations of Precious Metals and Gemstones Law." This framework aims to define regulatory provisions for trading precious metals and gemstones, including monitoring controls based on best practices. The consultation period remains open until a specified deadline.

The Ministry of Tourism is revising several provisions within the Tourism Law to align with regulatory changes. Their project, "Amendments to Tourism Law," strives to enhance tourism service quality. Public feedback is invited until a set date.

Additionally, the Saudi Broadcasting Authority has presented amendments to regulations concerning digital content production and management. The proposed changes involve Articles 10, 13, and 17, aiming to engage stakeholders in refining these regulations. Feedback is accepted until a specified time frame.

Encouraging Public Participation

Istitlaa's introduction of draft regulations underscores transparency in legislation. It promotes public involvement by allowing citizens, government agencies, and private sectors to provide insights on business-related regulations. This approach fosters a participatory culture in shaping legislative frameworks.

With inputs from SPA