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RIYADH — Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Naif, Interior Minister and Chairman of the Supreme Authority for Industrial Security, inaugurated the authority's unified platform and operations center on Sunday at its headquarters. The minister conducted a review of the center's operations. **media[2768723]** Prince Abdulaziz received an update from Governor Ali Al-Zahrani regarding the unified platform, which offers 123 automated services and connects with over 30 entities and facilities.

Al-Zahrani explained that the platform aims to streamline digital services and operational procedures, enhance service efficiency and quality, promote digital transformation, and bolster readiness and governance. These initiatives play a crucial role in safeguarding critical facilities and advancing Saudi Vision 2030. The minister also learned about the operations center and its key components, which consist of a crisis management room, a communications center, and the National Industrial Critical Communications Network.

The center functions as a unified national platform for monitoring more than 73 operations centers across Saudi Arabia, facilitating real-time information and report exchange, and providing a consolidated operational overview. **media[2768724]** During the visit, Prince Abdulaziz examined the authority's institutional archive, which chronicles the establishment and progress of industrial security in Saudi Arabia and the authority's role in protecting vital facilities.

He also inspected the Media Center, which plays a pivotal role in showcasing the authority's endeavors and strengthening communication with its beneficiaries.

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