Saudi Arabia's Tawakkalna app has announced that digital government services can now be browsed through the app from anywhere in the world, in a step aimed at facilitating access to more than 1,000 services provided by various government entities, as part of efforts to advance digital transformation in the Kingdom and achieve the targets of Saudi Vision 2030.
The Tawakkalna app offers a wide range of services that meet the needs of citizens, residents and visitors, including displaying users' official cards digitally, such as passports, national IDs and work cards, according to the Saudi Press Agency.
It also provides awareness information tailored to Umrah performers coming from outside the Kingdom, allowing them to view permits, learn about available services, and find out peak times and the most suitable visiting times for the Two Holy Mosques and Al-Rawdah Al-Sharifah, as well as the option to book permits to perform rituals from their home countries before arriving in the Kingdom.
The Tawakkalna app is an integrated digital platform that facilitates access to government services across various sectors, including education, health, justice, tourism and entertainment, contributing to improving the quality of life for citizens, residents and visitors. The app is known for its high technical reliability and serves more than 34 million users, including more than one million daily active users.
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