The Shura Council held its seventh regular session of the second year of the eighth session yesterday, chaired by His Excellency the President of the Council Sheikh Dr. Abdullah bin Mohammed bin Ibrahim Al-Sheikh, during which the Council approved by a majority of its members the draft system for the physical registration of real estate.
The Council took its decision after reviewing, at the beginning of the meeting, the opinion of the Committee on Hajj, Housing and Services regarding the members\u2019 comments and opinions they expressed regarding the draft system for the registration of real estate, in a previous session presented by the committee\u2019s chairman, Dr. Ayman Fadel.
The project of the system, which comes in (40) articles, requires the accurate description of the property through its coordinates, characteristics, and legal status, as well as the rights and obligations that pertain to it. This is done in a way that the properties are described and identified specifically, not as the owner\u2019s property as in the case of personal registration, which limits disputes related to real estate units and ensures the proof of ownership rights in a significant way. Moreover, the project has a positive impact on trust in the Saudi real estate market, encouraging investment and supporting the objectives of developing the real estate sector.
The Council also approved a number of amendments to the draft Evidence System, following its discussion of the report of the Committee on Islamic Affairs and Jurisprudence regarding the revised Evidence System, which was submitted to the Council for study in accordance with Article (17) of its rules, which was followed by the presence of His Excellency the Minister of State for Shura Council Affairs, Mr. Mohammed bin Faisal Abu Shaqq.
Following this, the Council discussed during the meeting a report submitted by the Committee on Trade and Investment regarding the system for submitting economic, financial, and administrative consultations to the Council for review in accordance with Article (17) of its regulations, submitted by the Chairman of the Committee His Excellency Dr. Fahd Al-Thayyemi, where the Council upheld its decision regarding the system in the presence of His Excellency the Minister of State for Shura Council Affairs, Mr. Mohammed bin Faisal Abu Sagg.
During its meeting, the Council called on the General Authority for Civil Aviation to find the necessary solutions to address the long distances that passengers experience between entering and exiting King Abdulaziz Airport.
With earnestness and some other airports, working to complete the stalled airport projects, taking into account the requirements of the Kingdom Vision 2030 and the national aviation strategy.
The Council took its decision after hearing the point of view of the Committee on Transport, Communications and Information Technology regarding the members' comments and opinions regarding the annual report of the General Authority for Civil Aviation for the fiscal year 1441\/1442 H, which was submitted by the Chairman of the Committee, Hazza Al-Qahtani.
In the same resolution, the Council called on the General Authority for Civil Aviation to support technological innovation to improve the passenger experience in coordination with the relevant authorities, reiterating the previous Council\u2019s decision calling on the Authority to address the high prices of domestic tickets, urging the Authority to continue expanding the employment of female talent in appropriate positions, providing a competitive operating environment for investment that is attractive to investors, and establishing privatization processes.
During the meeting, the Council proceeded to review the viewpoint of the Committee on Islamic Affairs and Judicial Affairs regarding the members\u2019 comments and opinions regarding the annual report of the General Authority for the Supervision of the Funds of Minors and Those under Their Custody for the financial year 1441\/1442 H, which was followed by the Chairman of the Committee, Dr. Sulaiman Al-Fifi, who voted on his decision regarding the report.
In its decision, the Council called on the General Authority to coordinate with the Ministry of Justice to expedite the completion of the comprehensive automated linkage between the minors and those in their guardianship; so that the Authority can monitor the financial transactions of the guardians, trustees, and trustees of minors.
In the same resolution, the Council also called on the Authority to conduct a detailed study of its performance indicators, set annual targets, and track their measurement in comparison with its future strategic plan.
After that, the council moved on to discuss a report submitted by the Energy and Industry Committee regarding the annual report of the Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources for the fiscal year 1441\/1442 H, which was then presented to the council by the committee chairman, Engineer Ali al-Qarni.
The committee, in its recommendations submitted to the ministry, called for coordination with relevant parties to provide direct support in pricing the values of primary energy and resources for manufacturing industries that rely on them.
The local outputs of the basic and mining industries in a way that enhances and enables their existence; as the committee called on the ministry to encourage the establishment and attraction of industrial engineering companies that contribute to forming the interconnection between local factories to produce new products.
In its recommendations included in the report, the committee called on the ministry to encourage the establishment of supporting industries such as metal forging and molding and related industries, and to provide possible incentives, intensify efforts to develop the export sector of national industries, and provide additional attractive incentives aimed at exporting national products to global markets efficiently and effectively.
In its report, the committee called on the ministry to work with relevant parties to create and open additional storage and customs handling areas for warehousing and re-export within industrial zones and cities, and to coordinate with relevant parties to connect the industrial zones and cities located within the railway network with the network and to provide transportation and shipping services by train.
After the committee\u2019s report and recommendations were presented for discussion, the council member, Dr. Saad Al-Amari, asked the Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources to provide financial products for industrial establishments wishing to modernize their technological infrastructure.
Technology, with the aim of reducing operational costs and increasing production rates.
Meanwhile, Council member Engineer Nabeel Al-Brahim pointed out that there is a problem that lies in the scarcity of distinguished local investors and contractors in the mining sector, as the nature of the work requires many value chains that require large capital entities, calling for participatory projects with global entities with financial strength and outstanding technical capabilities.
For his part, Council member Dr. Hany Khashoggi pointed out that the mineral wealth in the Kingdom faces many challenges, calling for finding solutions to these challenges and maximizing their proportion in the national output.
For his part, Council member Dr. Ghazi Ben Zakar pointed to the importance of introducing new partners into the industrial dialogue system in the Kingdom, including experts in the fields of human and social sciences to humanize the industrial plans in the Kingdom, in order to link the foundations of its excellence with national identity and the values that are intended to be promoted among citizens and institutions through the industrial sector in the Kingdom.
At the end of the discussion, the Chairman of the Committee requested that the Committee be given more time to study the opinions and suggestions put forward by the members and to return its view to the Council at a later meeting.
During its meeting today, the Council discussed the annual report of the Social Charitable Fund for the fiscal year 1441\/1442 H, which was covered by the report submitted by the Human Resources and Social Development Committee regarding the report, which was presented by the committee\u2019s chairman, Abdullah Al-Tawayi.
In the midst of its report submitted to the Council, the committee called on the social charitable fund to develop performance indicators that measure the economic and social impacts on their various projects, and to expand their projects and funding channels in coordination with the Social Development Bank and other relevant parties.
In its report to the Fund, the Committee called for partnerships with the private sector to contribute to the Fund\u2019s initiatives and the social development of its programs, to re-adopt development programs that develop the capabilities of beneficiaries through awareness, guidance, and training, and to re-adopt stalled projects and programs, and to not focus on enabling collateral holders to work and produce through \u201cguarantee\u201d programs in order to maximize the benefits of its initiatives.
After presenting the committee\u2019s report and recommendations for discussion, Council member Dr. Amira al-Jafari pointed out that measuring the impact of the social and economic returns from the Fund\u2019s activities is important because it is an effective tool that helps deepen understanding of the social and economic value of projects. She called for studying the treatment of the debts of the Fund\u2019s beneficiaries who are in default on educational grants and small-business financing.
For his part, the council member Dr. Abdullah Al-Najar called on the fund to work on coordinating with relevant parties to develop a dynamic national database that provides accurate information about the poor in society, their geographical distribution, their social groups, and the developmental needs of the regions where they live and operate directly.
While the council member, His Excellency Engineer Tariq Al-Fars, emphasized the importance of having an investment management department within the organizational structure of the social charitable fund, and an internal audit committee emanating from the board of directors.
Meanwhile, Council member Dr. Salah al-Talib called for support for the social charitable fund to enable it to expand its activities and also to address the debts incurred by the beneficiaries who are in difficulty in the education grant programs and the financing of new projects.
For his part, the council member, His Excellency Dr. Fadh al-Takhiwi, called on the social charitable fund to coordinate with the relevant authorities to prepare a comprehensive study to develop its development programs, ensuring the participation of the social development sector system on the one hand and the integration of the sector\u2019s programs on the other hand, and transforming the beneficiaries of the fund\u2019s programs from being dependent on handouts to being development-oriented.
In his intervention, Council member Dr. Mohammed Al Zoma called on the social charitable fund to establish a quality risk management department that deals with assessing the seriousness of beneficiaries and qualifying them to perform their work in the optimal manner, supporting their weaknesses and monitoring their performance.
At the end of the discussion, the Chairman of the Committee requested that the Committee be given more time to study the opinions and suggestions put forward by the members and to return its view to the Council at a later meeting.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Reading time: <\/span> 4<\/span> Minutes<\/span><\/span>The Shura Council held its seventh regular session of the second year of the eighth session yesterday, chaired by His Excellency the Council President, Sheikh Dr. Abdullah bin Mohammed bin Ibrahim Al Sheikh. 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