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Saudi Justice Ministry Expands Najiz e-Services to 140

The Saudi Justice Ministry (Asharq Al-Awsat)
The Saudi Justice Ministry (Asharq Al-Awsat)
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Saudi Justice Ministry Expands Najiz e-Services to 140

The Saudi Justice Ministry (Asharq Al-Awsat)
The Saudi Justice Ministry (Asharq Al-Awsat)

The Saudi Justice Ministry announced on Wednesday that it has enabled 140 judicial e-services through the Najiz portal.

It said that more than 36 million logins were recorded in 2022.

Justice Minister Walid al-Samaani issued directives to expand the electronic solutions through the portal in order to facilitate the services.

Since the beginning of 2022, Najiz portal has registered more than 36 million logins to benefit people remotely from judicial services, enforcement, real property, declarations, powers of attorney, social cases, and licensing.

The Najiz portal has served 7.3 million clients remotely. Moreover, the portal serves 180 thousand clients on a daily basis.

The portal has recently added 51 new e-services, bringing the total number to 140 e-services that can be obtained (by citizens, residents, visitors, and the business sector) remotely in simple and easy steps.

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MWL, Arab Parliament Condemn Terrorist Attack in Somali Capital

People gather near the wreckages of vehicles destroyed at the scene of an explosion outside a restaurant where patrons were watching the final of the Euro 2024 football tournament on TV, in Bondhere district of Mogadishu, Somalia July 15, 2024. (Reuters)
People gather near the wreckages of vehicles destroyed at the scene of an explosion outside a restaurant where patrons were watching the final of the Euro 2024 football tournament on TV, in Bondhere district of Mogadishu, Somalia July 15, 2024. (Reuters)
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MWL, Arab Parliament Condemn Terrorist Attack in Somali Capital

People gather near the wreckages of vehicles destroyed at the scene of an explosion outside a restaurant where patrons were watching the final of the Euro 2024 football tournament on TV, in Bondhere district of Mogadishu, Somalia July 15, 2024. (Reuters)
People gather near the wreckages of vehicles destroyed at the scene of an explosion outside a restaurant where patrons were watching the final of the Euro 2024 football tournament on TV, in Bondhere district of Mogadishu, Somalia July 15, 2024. (Reuters)

The Muslim World League (MWL) condemned the terrorist attack in Mogadishu, reported the Saudi Press Agency on Monday.

In a statement, the MWL General Secretariat condemned the heinous terrorist crime that claimed dozens of lives. It reiterated its rejection of all forms of extremism and resulting acts of violence and terrorism.

The WML, on behalf of its global assemblies, bodies, and councils, expressed full solidarity with Somalia and its people in facing all threats to the country's security and stability.

It also extended sincere condolences to the victims' families and sympathy to the injured, wishing them a swift recovery.

A car bomb exploded outside a restaurant in Mogadishu on Sunday night, killing five and injuring 20 as patrons were watching the final of the Euro 2024 football tournament on TV, police said, blaming extremist insurgents.

The bomb destroyed 10 cars and damaged several buildings nearby in a well-guarded area near the Presidential Palace, a Reuters reporter said.

Al Shabaab militants claimed responsibility for the attack on an affiliated radio station, saying the bombing targeted a place where security and government workers meet at night.

The Arab Parliament also strongly condemned the attack, stressing its full solidarity with Somalia in its fight against terrorism and supporting all measures taken to confront extremist terrorist organizations.

It offered its sincere condolences to the families of the victims.