FDA tests 35 new electronic services
The Public Authority for Food and Drug Administration, in coordination with the Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship, has launched a pilot phase for 35 new electronic services to enhance digital transformation, simplify procedures, and accelerate operations across the food, pharmaceutical, and medical sectors. These services include ten in the Food Directorate, eight in the Regional Directorates, fourteen in the Drug Directorate, two for medical devices, supplies, and cosmetics, along with two general services. The pilot phase allows users to test these services and provide feedback for improvements before the final launch. Users are required to create an electronic account for their establishments and pay the fees within 72 hours to avoid order cancellations.
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