Saudi Arabia's Tawakkalna app, developed by the Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority (SDAIA), has been named the top government platform in the Kingdom's Digital Experience Maturity Index for 2024. The app scored 91.29% across 20 evaluation criteria, including user satisfaction, experience, complaint handling, and digital technology integration. According to a SDAIA press release issued yesterday, the app's success is attributed to the support of His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Crown Prince, Prime Minister and SDAIA Board of Directors Chairman. Tawakkalna aligns with Vision 2030 focus on leveraging artificial intelligence and digital transformation. With over 1.2 billion messages sent, 10 million card reviews, and 650 million digital wallet reviews, the app has become a cornerstone of daily life for citizens, residents, and visitors. It offers more than 315 services in seven languages to over 32 million users in the Kingdom, and it can be accessed in 77 cou ntries. Tawakkalna prioritizes user privacy and security, adhering to international standards. The app has received numerous awards, including the United Nations Public Service Award. Key features include the Manasik Gate for pilgrims, emergency services, and religious services. The app is available for free download on App Store, Google Store, AppGallery, and Galaxy Store. Source: Saudi Press Agency
Recent Posts
Iran and Iraq Commit to Strengthening Border Security and Counterterrorism
September 23, 2026
Iranian President Pezeshkian Arrives in New York for UN General Assembly
September 23, 2026
US-Israeli Strike Leaves Minab School Seats Empty, Says First Vice President
September 23, 2026
Iran Sets Conditions for Negotiation and Reopening of Strait of Hormuz
September 23, 2026
Iran Equips Rebuilt Minab School with Smart Technology
September 23, 2026
Iran’s Acting Defense Minister Emphasizes Strategic Preparedness
September 23, 2026
Iranian President Extends National Day Greetings to Saudi Leaders
September 23, 2026
Iranian President Asserts Right to Self-Defense at UN General Assembly
September 23, 2026