Two senior-level appointments have been announced covering the Ministry of Interior and the Public Prosecution, involving adviser and deputy leadership roles at elevated official ranks.
Prince Dr. Bandar bin Abdullah Al-Mishari Al-Saud has been appointed as adviser to the Minister of Interior at the rank of excellence. Separately, Dr. Khalid bin Mohammed bin Nasser Al-Yousef has been named Deputy Attorney General at the rank of Minister.
Both appointments are structural in nature, defining leadership positions and official ranks within the two bodies. They do not introduce any new fees, service charges, or procedures for citizens or residents.
There are no electronic application steps attached to these posts. The public does not use platforms such as Absher, Muqeem, Qiwa, Najiz, Nafath, or Tawakkalna to request or process these specific appointments, as they fall under high-level government organizational decisions.
No publicly announced validity period or expiry term is linked to either role. Both remain in force until amended by royal order. Likewise, no recent changes to citizen- or resident-facing fees or procedures have been officially connected to these two rank-based appointments.
For the wider community in Riyadh, Jeddah, and beyond, the appointments reflect ongoing organization of senior government roles. Day-to-day services and requirements for residents and citizens remain unchanged.
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