RIYADH — The Tawakkalna App has introduced 40 new digital services during July in collaboration with 24 government entities, further expanding the range of services available through Saudi Arabia’s unified national digital platform.

The newly added services aim to make government services more accessible by allowing users to complete multiple tasks through a single application. Participating organizations include the Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Media, Ministry of Hajj and Umrah, Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development, Saudi Tourism Authority, General Authority for Real Estate, Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization (SASO), King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST), along with several universities and other government agencies.

The latest update follows another major expansion in June, when 40 government, private, and non-profit organizations added 160 services to the platform. Those services covered sectors including education, healthcare, municipalities and housing, justice, environment, transportation, economy, labor, social security, and tourism.

The continued expansion reflects Tawakkalna’s commitment to improving the digital experience by providing a wider range of government, private, and non-profit services through one integrated platform. The initiative is designed to save users time and effort while supporting Saudi Arabia’s digital transformation and improving overall quality of life.