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The deadline for property registration in Hail and Riyadh is Thursday
The General Authority for Real Estate announces that the deadline for registering 148,000 properties in Hail and Riyadh is next Thursday. Learn about the neighborhoods included and the penalties for failing to register.
The General Authority for Real Estate in Saudi Arabia announced that the deadline for the initial registration of 148,400 properties in the Hail and Riyadh regions is approaching, with the deadline being the end of business next Thursday. This step is part of the Authority's ongoing efforts to regulate the real estate sector and protect the rights of property owners.
The importance of the real estate registry project and Vision 2030
The Real Estate Registration Project is a cornerstone of the real estate sector strategy stemming from the Kingdom's Vision 2030. This ambitious national project aims to transform real estate documentation from the outdated personal system to a precise, real estate-based system that identifies properties and their geographical locations. The significance of this transformation lies in enhancing trust in the Saudi real estate market, attracting local and foreign investment by providing a transparent and secure real estate environment, and drastically reducing property disputes related to boundaries and ownership.
Targeted neighborhoods in Hail and Riyadh
The authority clarified that the deadline includes large neighborhoods in the city of Hail, including: Durrat Al Wadi, Al Shurooq, Al Nassiyah, Al Suwaifilah, Safana, Murayfiq, Granada, Al Nakheel, Al Anwar, Al Muruj, Sharaf, Qurtuba, Al Rahab, Jawharat Al Wasita, Al Khaleej, Al Majd, Al Aziziyah, Al Andalus, Al Madain, Mughaydah, Al Buhayrah, Al Wadi, Sababa, Qifar, Al Bawadi, Sanayat Al Taqaddum, Al Qadisiyah, Al Mursalat, Ishbiliya, Al Wasita, Al Zubarah, Qasr Al Ashrawat, Labdah, Al Salam, Al Ghadeer, Al Fayha, Sadyan, Anqah, Hadri Al Bilad, Mishar, Samah, Al Buzai’i, and King Abdullah.
The list in Hail also includes the neighborhoods of: Al-Sahab, Al-Furusiyah, Al-Rawabi, Al-Yamamah, Al-Fajr, A’arif, Al-Ulya, Al-Wafa, Al-Kawthar, Al-Muza’bar, Luluat Qifar, Naqbin, Al-Narjis, Hail Airport, Al-Nahda Industrial Area, Al-Jabal, Durrat Mishar, Al-Naqrah, Al-Izdihar, Al-Taawun, Al-Rabwah, Al-Samra, Arkan, Al-Yasmin, Al-Tilal, Al-Khuzama, Al-Wadi, Industrial City, Al-Masif, Al-Zahra, Al-Shifa, Uqdah, Al-Jami’ah, Al-Ra’ilah, Luluat Al-Khuzama, Salah Al-Din, Al-Mamlakah, Aja, Al-Atheer, Al-Rasf, Al-Manar, Al-Rayyan, King Fahd Suburb, Al-Wurud, Al-Jami’een, Bada’i’ Murayfiq, Hattin, Al-Laqita, Al-Jathamiyah, Al-Zuhur, Al-Khamashiyah, Al-Na’am, Al-Nafl, Al-Rimal, Al-Bazmin, Al-Matar, Ghayyadh, Al-Maghwat, Barzan, and Al-Qayrawan.
In the Riyadh region, registration is concentrated in Al-Rayn Governorate and includes the neighborhoods of: Uhud, Al-Nasifah, Al-Rawamah, Al-Badai’, Al-Qamash, Al-Rayn Al-A’la, Al-Huwaymil, Al-Yamamah, Al-Qadisiyah, Al-Nur, Al-Rafi’ah, and Al-Rafa’i’.
Registration mechanism and resulting penalties
The authority urged all property owners in the aforementioned areas to register promptly through the "Real Estate Registry" platform (https://rer.sa/) before the deadline to avoid penalties. It emphasized that the new system will assign each unit a "property number" and a title deed containing precise geospatial data, thus facilitating future buying, selling, and mortgaging transactions.
The authority stressed that failure to register during the announced period exposes owners to financial penalties in accordance with the real estate registration system, which are determined by a committee specializing in reviewing violations, noting that the registration process will remain open to receive applications even after the deadline, but with the application of the regulatory procedures.
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Al-Sudais: Ramadan is a source of inspiration and a catalyst for creating lasting impact
In his Friday sermon, Sheikh Al-Sudais emphasized that Ramadan is a comprehensive program for families and youth, and a station for purifying souls and creating a lasting impact, calling for investing the month in positive change.
In a spiritually uplifting atmosphere within the precincts of the Grand Mosque, the Imam and preacher of the Grand Mosque, His Excellency Sheikh Dr. Abdulrahman bin Abdulaziz Al-Sudais, affirmed that the blessed month of Ramadan transcends being merely a season for striving in fleeting acts of worship, becoming an integrated approach and a source of inspiration and creating a lasting impact in the lives of Muslims.
Ramadan: A comprehensive program for the family and community
During his Friday sermon, Sheikh Al-Sudais explained that the holy month of Ramadan represents a comprehensive program targeting all segments of society, from ambitious individuals to the Muslim family, which is the primary building block for future generations. He pointed out that this blessed season is a major opportunity for purifying the soul, refining behavior, and upholding noble Islamic values. He emphasized that the ultimate goal for which God ordained fasting is to achieve piety (taqwa), which is the foundation of righteousness and the well-being of both the individual and society.
Complementary roles: from child to woman
The Imam and preacher of the Grand Mosque detailed the roles assigned to each member of the family during this month, explaining:
- For children: An opportunity to instill the meanings of fasting and patience in their early awareness through engaging and attractive educational methods.
- For young people: a field to direct their vital energies towards active participation in Ramadan volunteering programs and community service.
- For the Muslim woman: She is described as the pillar of the family and the maker of stability in the home, making the month a season of renewal and change for the better.
Preserving the five necessities and the purposes of fasting
In discussing the objectives of Islamic law, Al-Sudais explained that fasting is not merely abstaining from food and drink, but rather a comprehensive act of worship aimed at regulating behavior and safeguarding one's limbs. He emphasized that one of the greatest objectives of this obligation is preserving the five necessities established by Islamic law: (religion, life, intellect, wealth, and honor). Fasting is an effective means of curbing desires, rectifying human conduct, and restraining the soul from forbidden acts, which positively impacts the security and stability of society.
Sustaining the impact after Ramadan
Sheikh Al-Sudais concluded his sermon by urging Muslims to maintain the positive impact of the holy month after its conclusion, warning against allowing worship to become merely seasonal, ending with the month's end. He emphasized that worship in Islam is a continuous way of life, and that the sign of acceptance of deeds is steadfastness in obedience and perseverance in good works. This transforms Ramadan from a mere annual tradition into an inspiring act of worship whose impact and rewards remain in this life and the hereafter, thus achieving lasting positive change in the Muslim's conduct.
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Saudi Arabia weather today: Temperature drop and rain in several regions
Check today's weather forecast for Saudi Arabia. The Meteorology Department predicts a drop in temperatures in Tabuk, Al-Jawf, and the Northern Borders region, with chances of rain and fog in the highlands.
The National Center for Meteorology issued its daily weather report for Saudi Arabia today (Friday), indicating significant weather changes affecting several regions. The report included forecasts of a drop in temperatures accompanied by active winds that may reduce horizontal visibility, urging caution from citizens, residents, and highway users.
Weather details and affected areas
The center explained in its statement that the drop in temperatures will be concentrated mainly in the northern parts of the Kingdom, specifically in the Tabuk, Al-Jawf, and Northern Borders . These changes are part of the usual weather fluctuations in these areas, which are often the first point of entry for cold air masses coming from the north.
In a related context, the meteorological department highlighted the impact of active winds stirring up dust and sand, which may reduce horizontal visibility in parts of Riyadh, Qassim, and the Eastern Province . These weather phenomena are among the climatic features that require special attention from those with respiratory conditions and drivers in open areas.
Chance of rain and fog in the highlands
The report not only mentioned wind and low temperatures, but also indicated that there is still a chance of light rain in parts of the aforementioned regions, as well as parts of the highlands of Makkah, Al-Baha, Asir, and Jazan . The report also noted the possibility of fog forming in parts of the highlands of these regions, making it even more important to adhere to traffic safety guidelines while driving on slopes and mountain passes.
The geographical and climatic context of the Kingdom
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is characterized by a wide geographical and climatic diversity, with weather patterns varying between coastal, desert, and mountainous regions. The southwestern highlands (Asir, Al-Baha, and Jazan) play a prominent role in receiving rainfall and fog due to their geographical nature and elevation above sea level, while the northern and central regions are directly affected by surface winds and passing low-pressure systems.
The importance of following weather reports
The National Center for Meteorology is the official body authorized to issue weather forecasts and warnings in the Kingdom. These reports are of paramount importance in preserving lives and property, as they guide relevant authorities and the public in taking necessary precautions. Experts always advise following continuous weather updates through official channels, especially during periods of transitional weather fluctuations, to ensure public safety and avoid risks resulting from heavy dust storms, flash floods, or reduced visibility due to fog.
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Launch of the Mawardi platform to regulate food supply in Makkah | Vision 2030
The Minister of Municipalities launched the “Mawredi” platform in Makkah to enhance food security and regulate supply chains for pilgrims, in a strategic partnership between “Al-Balad Al-Amin” and “Sari”.
In a strategic move aimed at enhancing food security and improving the efficiency of services provided to pilgrims, the Minister of Municipalities and Housing, Mr. Majid Al-Hogail, launched the "Mawrdi" platform in the Holy City of Mecca. This initiative is the result of a strategic partnership between Al-Balad Al-Ameen Company (the investment arm of the Holy City Municipality) and Sari Company, a leader in supply chain solutions, to form a unified digital platform for managing and organizing food supply chains in the Holy City.
Strategic context within Vision 2030
The launch of this platform comes at a crucial time, coinciding with the Kingdom's accelerated progress towards achieving the goals of Vision 2030, particularly the "Serving the Guests of God" program. The Kingdom aims to host 30 million Umrah and Hajj pilgrims annually by 2030, a goal that necessitates a robust logistical infrastructure and smart supply systems capable of handling this enormous demand. Makkah is a unique global model for crowd management, making the automation of supply chains an urgent necessity to ensure food sustainability and safety.
The importance of the platform for food security in the holy sites
The launch of "Mawrdi" is of paramount importance given the unique geographical and temporal characteristics of Mecca. The high demand during Hajj and Umrah seasons necessitates a precise balance between supply and demand to prevent food waste or shortages. The new platform serves as a vital link in the catering system, which meets the needs of over 1.8 million pilgrims during the season, in addition to millions of Umrah performers and visitors throughout the year. This digital transformation ensures the availability of high-quality food at competitive prices, while reducing reliance on paper-based and traditional transactions that may present operational challenges.
How the platform works and its technical features
The "Mawrdi" platform operates as an integrated B2B marketplace, connecting suppliers with central kitchens, catering companies, and other relevant entities within a unified digital environment. The platform offers advanced features including:
- Order management and real-time tracking of operations to ensure on-time delivery.
- Providing accurate data and analysis to support strategic decision-making for regulatory and commercial entities.
- Enabling suppliers to showcase their products, manage inventory and purchase orders electronically to increase market reach.
- Providing kitchens and catering companies with the opportunity to track supply chains and proof of delivery to ensure reliability.
Strengthening governance and transparency
The launch ceremony was attended by the Mayor of Makkah and Chairman of the Board of Directors of Al-Balad Al-Ameen Company, Mr. Musaed Al-Dawood, along with several industry leaders. The platform primarily aims to enhance seasonal preparedness by providing real-time market insights, thereby improving coordination among stakeholders and implementing clear procurement and supply standards. This approach strengthens governance, transparency, and rapid response to any emergencies in the supply chain, positively impacting the Hajj and Umrah pilgrimage experience and improving operational efficiency for service providers.
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