The ministry sources highlighted that various charitable organizations have activated their “usernames” on the system, enabling them to process and respond to aid requests according to the guidelines set by the Ministry. Dr. Al-Huwailah emphasized the Ministry’s commitment to ensuring that all charitable transactions are conducted solely through this centralized system, cautioning that any assistance provided outside the system will not be permitted. “Not a single dinar will be allowed to be spent except through the centralized system,” she affirmed, reinforcing the importance of adhering to the Ministry’s protocols.

To ensure compliance, the Charitable Societies and Endowments Department at the Ministry carries out regular inspections of participating organizations, reviewing their operations and responding to any complaints. Moreover, financial reports are periodically assessed to verify that all aid disbursements occur within the framework of the system. The primary goal of the new system is to centralize and unify the charitable efforts aimed at supporting needy families while preventing the duplication of aid by different entities. Dr. Al-Huwailah noted that the Ministry’s employees will monitor the system closely, identifying charitable organizations that fail to engage with aid requests. Organizations that do not comply will be alerted, with further actions taken as necessary. This initiative reflects the Ministry’s ongoing commitment to improving the transparency, efficiency, and accountability of social assistance efforts, ensuring that aid reaches those who need it most in a fair and organized manner.