The Saudi Council of Ministers has appointed Makhdour bin Khider bin Mohammed Al-Sahafi as Director General of Administrative and Financial Affairs, rank 14, at the Jeddah Governorate Municipality (Jeddah Municipality).
The appointment covers one of the municipality's key support functions, overseeing administrative operations and financial management within the Jeddah local authority. The decision was issued through the Council of Ministers.
This is a senior civil-service appointment and does not involve any public application process, fee, or service channel for residents. There is no SAR cost, validity period, or procedure attached to it.
Why it matters
Jeddah Municipality is responsible for a wide range of services that affect daily life across the city, including urban planning, licensing, public facilities, and administrative support. Leadership roles in administrative and financial affairs help ensure these operations run smoothly and that resources are managed efficiently.
For residents and businesses in Jeddah, appointments of this kind reflect ongoing efforts to strengthen management within local government bodies. Saudi Living will continue to follow updates related to municipal services and administration in Jeddah.
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