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Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Naif, the Interior Minister, officially opened a medical center and clinics belonging to the Military Medical Committee at a security complex in eastern Riyadh on Tuesday. Both establishments are linked to the Ministry of Interior's medical services. Several officials from the Interior Ministry participated in the inauguration ceremony.

Following the event, Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud proceeded to inspect the medical center's premises. During his visit, he received an informative session on the center's medical tools and services, which span emergency care, general medicine, physical therapy, rehabilitation, and pharmacy services. The establishment of these facilities aims to improve the effectiveness of healthcare services and make them more accessible to those who need them.

Additionally, the Interior Minister inaugurated the Military Medical Committee clinics, which are responsible for conducting medical evaluations and determining the medical suitability of individuals applying to join the security sectors. During the inauguration, Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud examined the clinics' medical and diagnostic equipment, encompassing radiology, laboratories, dentistry, and specialized clinics.

These resources facilitate more efficient medical screening and assessment processes. The inauguration of the medical center and clinics is part of the Ministry of Interior's ongoing efforts to enhance its medical services system. This system encompasses medical cities, Security Forces hospitals, health centers, and specialized clinics spread throughout Saudi Arabia.

The initiative seeks to boost the efficiency of therapeutic and diagnostic services while elevating the overall quality of healthcare provided to the beneficiaries.