Electronic Service Level Agreement

Electronic Service Level Agreement

The Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources affirms its keenness to continue improving the quality of services provided to investors, by doing everything possible to achieve customer satisfaction by providing the services of the Ministry's external portal and electronic services, noting that this time does not include completing deficiencies if the customer does not provide all the required information, nor does it include the time taken to process transactions by a third party "other government agencies" if the nature of the transactions requires it. Customers must also adhere to the terms and requirements of each service as shown in the cards of the electronic services page on the services page. All electronic services will be added to this list successively. For more information about all available electronic services, please visit the Ministry's guide to electronic services via the following link:Click here

Support, communication channels and participation

The Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources is committed to interacting and responding to all inquiries received from beneficiaries on the Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources page. The Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources also provides assistance and support in line with the needs of beneficiaries and site visitors, by providing readable content, detailed information and links to some forms of assistance, such as:

The portal also includes a page for the Contact Us service, which allows beneficiaries to submit complaints, suggestions and inquiries 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Beneficiaries can submit a request through the page and also inquire about previous requests, communicate by sending an email, or calling the customer service team. It is also possible to access the partners’ communication account via the X platform and other social media platforms, and beneficiaries can also obtain support and assistance when they visit the branches of the Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources.

Privacy and confidentiality of information

The Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources is keen to keep the confidentiality and privacy of user information at the top of the list of priorities, and the privacy and confidentiality policies are considered among the conditions for using the Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources website.

Service ProvidedResponse timeService completion timeService availability time (hours/day)
Complaints4 hours 72 hours7/24
Issuance of an industrial license4 hours immediate7/24
Industrial License Amendment "Establishment Status"4 hours 48 hours7/24
Industrial License Renewal “Establishment Status”4 hours 48 hours7/24
Transfer of ownership4 hours 24 hours7/24
Cancel industrial license4 hours 24 hours7/24
Labor support4 hours 48 hours7/24
Upgrade industrial license to construction4 hours 48 hours7/24
Modify Industrial License “Establishment Status”4 hours 48 hours7/24
Industrial License Renewal “Establishment Status”4 hours 48 hours7/24
Upgrade industrial license to production4 hours 48 hours7/24
Modify Industrial License “Production Status”4 hours 48 hours7/24
Industrial License Renewal “Production Status”4 hours 48 hours7/24
Customs exemption for raw materials4 hours 48 hours7/24
Customs exemption for equipment and spare parts4 hours 48 hours7/24
Customs exemption for raw materials - supplementary4 hours 48 hours7/24
Permission to import restricted chemicals4 hours working day 7/24
Permission to import unrestricted chemicals4 hours working day 7/24
Join the Industrial Sector Competitiveness Program4 hours 10 working days 7/24
Service of adding a customs item from the list of industrial capabilities for local products4 hours 55 working days 7/24
Service to remove a customs item from the industrial capacity list for local products4 hours 55 working days 7/24

Mechanism for dealing with suggestions

A proposal means any creative idea or initiative to develop one of the services or products provided by the industry and mineral resources system, and the idea or initiative has a positive impact and carries results of added value. Proposals are received and referred to service owners. Receiving a proposal does not constitute acceptance or commencement of its implementation by the Ministry or its affiliated entities, but rather a study of its applicability and feasibility. The Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources reserves its moral right to deal with the proposals received in terms of registering the idea or proposal and converting, producing or reshaping it in accordance with the work strategies of the Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources and the strategic directions of digital transformation and the requirements of legislative bodies such as the Digital Government Authority, the Cybersecurity Authority, the National Data Management Office, and others.