National Competitiveness Center's Istitlaa Platform Invites Public Feedback On 30 Development Projects

The National Competitiveness Center's platform, Istitlaa, has unveiled 30 projects focusing on economic and development matters. This initiative involves collaboration with 12 government bodies, allowing stakeholders to provide feedback before final approval. The aim is to foster transparency and encourage public participation in shaping the legislative landscape.

The Royal Commission for Makkah City and Holy Sites has introduced the "Urban Manual for Healthcare Services in the Central Area of Makkah Al-Mukarramah." This project seeks to establish a comprehensive guide with standards and guidelines for healthcare services in Makkah’s central area. Stakeholders can submit their views on this project until its consultation period concludes.

The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has proposed licensing requirements for service providers catering to Umrah performers and visitors from outside Saudi Arabia. This proposal outlines the necessary conditions to obtain a license for offering these services. The public can provide input on this project until its consultation period ends.

The General Authority for Statistics has launched the "Executive Regulations for the Statistics Law." This initiative aims to clarify how the law's provisions are applied, including statistical licensing procedures, data collection controls, and cooperation mechanisms with public entities. The consultation period for this project is open until its specified deadline.

The Real Estate General Authority has introduced regulations aimed at rectifying violations between landlords and tenants. These regulations are designed to ensure compliance and stability in landlord-tenant relationships. Stakeholders have an opportunity to participate in consultations on this project until the end of its designated period.

The National Cybersecurity Authority has proposed rules for detecting and investigating cybersecurity-related violations. These rules aim to regulate how cybersecurity violations are identified and investigated under the authority's legal powers. Public consultation on this proposal remains open until its closing date.

Engaging Stakeholders

By presenting draft laws, regulations, and related projects through Istitlaa, Saudi Arabia demonstrates its commitment to enhancing legislative transparency. This approach encourages a culture of consultation among the public, government entities, and private sector participants, involving them actively in shaping projects that impact the business environment.

With inputs from SPA