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Industry ministry issues over 50,000 certificates of origin in July 2026

Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources issued 50,030 certificates of origin in July 2026 to support exporters across all sectors.

Industry ministry issues over 50,000 certificates of origin in July 2026

The Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources in Riyadh issued over 50,000 certificates of origin in July, as part of their efforts to assist exporters in various sectors. These certificates confirm that exported products are of national origin. A certificate of origin is vital for industrial establishments, commercial entities, and individual businesses, including farmers, fishermen, sole proprietors, and local artisans.

The ministry offers four types of certificates: one for GCC countries' national products, another for Arab countries' national products, a preferential certificate for free trade agreement partners, and one in both Arabic and English for non-preferential countries. Beneficiaries can apply for these certificates through the ministry's website at https://mim.gov.sa/services/31387.

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