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The Presidency of Religious Affairs at the Two Holy Mosques launches integrated scientific and guidance programs during Ramadan to enrich the spiritual experience of millions of visitors from around the world.

In a generous gesture, the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques and the Crown Prince made a donation of 70 million riyals to the National Campaign for Charitable Work through the Ihsan platform, which promotes social solidarity.

The Special Forces for Environmental Security announced the arrest of a citizen who violated the environmental regulations by starting a fire in the Prince Mohammed bin Salman Royal Reserve, stressing that deterrent penalties will be applied.

With royal approval, the sixth national campaign for charitable work was launched through the Ihsan platform, with the aim of maximizing the impact of giving during Ramadan and supporting those in need throughout the Kingdom.

With the arrival of Ramadan, the Hajj and Umrah Gift Association launched its project to distribute 1.5 million Iftar meals in Makkah, Madinah and the outlets to serve the guests of God.

During Ramadan, breakfast tables in Medina transform into an integrated community system that promotes solidarity and volunteer work, providing thousands of meals daily.

The Riyadh Municipality launched an initiative to clean Wadi Al-Sulai with the participation of 200 volunteers, as part of efforts to achieve Vision 2030 to improve the quality of life and promote environmental sustainability.

The Ministry of Islamic Affairs announced that it will conduct 30,000 inspection tours of mosques in the Kingdom over three days to ensure their readiness and to create a spiritual atmosphere for worshippers during the month of Ramadan.

Saudi Arabia has announced the possibility of issuing and renewing passports without the need to pay traffic fines through the Absher platform, in a step to facilitate government procedures for citizens.

As the founding day approaches, Saudi markets are witnessing a great demand for traditional clothing such as the thobe, shemagh and dagla, reflecting pride in identity and boosting the local economy.