Interior minister inaugurates new medical center and military clinics in Riyadh security complex

Interior Minister Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Nayef inaugurated today the new medical center and the Military Medical Committee clinics at the security complex in eastern Riyadh, both affiliated with the Ministry of Interior’s medical services.

Following the inauguration, the minister toured the medical center’s facilities and received a briefing on its medical equipment and services, which include emergency care, general medicine, physiotherapy and rehabilitation, and a pharmacy. According to the Saudi Press Agency, these services aim to enhance the efficiency of healthcare delivery and facilitate access for beneficiaries.

The minister also inaugurated the Military Medical Committee clinics, which are dedicated to conducting medical examinations and assessing the health fitness of applicants seeking to join security sectors. He reviewed the clinics’ medical and diagnostic equipment, which include radiology, laboratories, dental care, and specialized clinics, supporting the effectiveness of medical screening and evaluation processes.

The opening of the center and clinics is part of the Ministry of Interior’s ongoing efforts to develop its healthcare system, which includes medical cities, Security Forces hospitals, health centers, and specialized clinics across the Kingdom, aiming to improve the quality and efficiency of medical and diagnostic services for beneficiaries.

The inauguration was attended by Deputy Minister of Interior-designate Abdulaziz bin Mohammed bin Ayyaf, Assistant Minister for Operations Affairs Mohammed bin Muhanna Al-Muhanna, and Director General of the Minister’s Office for Studies and Research Major General Khalid bin Ibrahim Al-Arowan.