Saudi ministry signs SAR 56 million contracts to maintain 804 mosques
Saudi Ministry of Islamic Affairs signs contracts worth over SAR 55.9 million to maintain, clean, and operate 804 mosques in Q3 2026.
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AIThe Saudi Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance has signed contracts worth more than 55.9 million riyals (SAR) to carry out maintenance, cleaning, and operations for 804 mosques and grand mosques during the third quarter of 2026.
The contracts cover Riyadh, Sakaka, and Qurayyat in the Al-Jouf region, and were awarded to specialized national companies and institutions as part of efforts to enhance the efficiency of operations, maintenance, and cleanliness, and to ensure the readiness of mosques and their facilities.
The initiative aims to meet the needs of worshippers and visitors to mosques, improve the quality of services provided, and ensure that facilities remain operational in a suitable environment.
These contracts are part of the ministry’s ongoing efforts to care for and prepare mosques and grand mosques by implementing high-quality maintenance, cleaning, and operational standards.
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The ministry emphasized that these projects reflect its commitment to maintaining mosques and providing a comfortable environment for prayer and worship, while raising the quality of services offered in mosques and grand mosques across the Kingdom.
The signed contracts highlight ongoing efforts to develop the mosque operations and maintenance system, ensuring the readiness of facilities, improving efficiency, and enhancing the quality of services for worshippers and visitors.