National Information Center - Revolutionizing Ministry of Interior Services
Enhance your understanding of the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Interior (MOI) and the pivotal role played by the National Information Center (NIC) in transforming service delivery. Explore the history, mission, services, and collaborations of NIC with various government agencies. Witness the evolution from physical record-keeping to a unified database system, ensuring efficient management of crucial information for citizens, residents, and visitors. Dive into the technological advancements and visionary ICT solutions provided by NIC to safeguard national security and streamline e-Services for all stakeholders.
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Ministry Of Interior Tuesday, 29 April 2014
MOI In addition to traditional peace keeping and civil defense duties, the Saudi Arabian Ministry Of Interior (MOI), is tasked with the management of several agencies which interact directly with citizens and expatriates. Most visible of these agencies are: Civil Affairs: Manages Biographic data, and logs incidents of Birth, Death, Marriage/Divorce etc. Passport Department: Manages travel documents, border crossings, and expatriate documentation. Traffic Police: Manages Drivers Licenses, Vehicle Registration etc. Slide 3
History Saudi Arabia started keeping physical records as early as 1926. Vital information was kept in paper file warehouses distributed all over the country. File numbers were unique to regional offices, but not nationally. Access to information was tedious and time consuming. Slide 4
NIC The National Information Center (NIC) was created in 1983 as the technical arm of the MOI. One of the earliest implementation of unified database. Cradle to Grave management of Civil, DMV, Passport department information. Provides improved access to information. All information accessible through unique National ID number assigned to every individual at birth (or registration for those born overseas). Slide 5
NIC Mission To provide visionary ICT solutions and services to the Ministry of Interior to help safeguard the Nation s security and facilitate e- Services to the Kingdom s citizens, residents and visitors. Slide 6
NIC Services Unified Database for MOI Biographic database (Complete Lifecycle) Border Control Systems Police Support Systems Motor Vehicle Police systems Systems for issuance of secure identity documents (ID, DL, Ppt, etc) National Digital Identity e-Services portal for MOI sectors NIC provides ICT tools and actionable knowledge to those who should have it, as and when they need it. Slide 7
NIC Links With Other Agencies NIC also interacts with many other government agencies, including: Ministry of Justice (Marriage, Divorce) Ministry of Health (Birth, Death) Ministry of Education (Validation of student data) Ministry of Commerce and Industry (unified ID number) Ministry of Social Affairs (Special needs Visas, etc) Saudi Customs Ministry of Haj Ministry of Labor (+ NLO) Ministry of Housing (+ Iskan) General Organization for Social Insurance Ministry of Foreign Affairs ( Visa info, biometrics, etc.) Slide 8
NIC Views pertaining to Data Personal Data Individuals own their personal data. Government Agencies are Managers of personal data. NIC is Custodian of personal data. Aggregate Data Government Agencies own aggregate data and control them to the extent that they do not violate personal data privacy. Government Data is a publicly owned resource, and must be handled with the same care and diligence as other public resources. Not all publicly owned resources are freely open to the public (e.g. Some lands are open public parks, while others are reserved for restricted use to benefit the public. Slide 9
The Ministry Of Interior The National Information Center
