Saudi Arabia opens 23 centers to regularize Yemeni residents’ status
Twenty-three centers across the Kingdom will help Yemeni residents correct their status over the next two months, Jeddah passport authority says.
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AIMajor Abdulrahman Al-Qathami, spokesperson for the Jeddah Passport Department, announced that 23 centers have been established across Saudi Arabia to help Yemeni residents regularize their status. These centers will operate for two months.
Speaking to Al Ekhbariya TV, Al-Qathami said the Saudi government consistently undertakes humanitarian initiatives, noting that special consideration has been given to the circumstances of the Yemeni people by providing services to them within the Kingdom.
He added that Saudi Arabia is offering facilities to all Yemeni residents who are currently in violation of residency regulations, urging them to take advantage of these centers to correct their status promptly.
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