Riyadh: SDAIA’s operational arm, the National Information Center (NIC), announced today major enhancements to its 'Tawakkalna' application.
As it was originally developed to facilitate the issuance of electronic movement permits during the COVID-19 curfew in Saudi Arabia, the app continues to expand its digital services through new updates providing users with easy access to different government services.
In addition to significantly enhancing user experience, the latest updates incorporate new services in the app enabling its users to view all permits issued on 'Eatmarna' application, as well as the details of vehicle insurance and national address.
Aiming to enable its users to take full advantage of the new services which are provided with efficiency, reliability, and confidentiality, SDAIA called on all users of 'Tawakkalna' app to update it to the latest version through Google Play, App Store, or AppGallery.
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