King Salman issued a royal decree on 29 October 2026 appointing Sheikh Abdulmohsen bin Mohammed Al-Maiouf as deputy head of the Board of Grievances for judicial affairs.
Al-Maiouf holds a doctorate in Islamic jurisprudence and comparative law. He has previously served in a range of judicial and administrative roles within the Board of Grievances, giving him extensive experience across the body's work before stepping into his new post.
The Board of Grievances is the Kingdom's administrative judiciary, responsible for handling cases and disputes involving government bodies. The appointment of a deputy head for judicial affairs is part of the ongoing work to strengthen leadership within the country's courts.
For residents and the wider community, appointments at this level reflect continued attention to the judicial system that oversees administrative cases. There is no fee, application, or online service linked to this decision; it is an internal leadership appointment made by royal decree.
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