RIYADH — Minister of Interior Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Naif inaugurated the medical center and Military Medical Committee clinics at the security complex in eastern Riyadh on Tuesday. Both facilities are affiliated with the Ministry of Interior’s medical services. Several Interior Ministry officials attended the inaugural ceremony. After the inauguration, Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud toured the medical center’s facilities. He listened to a briefing on its medical equipment and therapeutic and diagnostic services, including emergency care, general medicine, physical therapy and rehabilitation, and pharmacy services. These facilities are intended to enhance the efficiency of healthcare services and facilitate access for beneficiaries. Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud also inaugurated the Military Medical Committee clinics, which conduct medical examinations and assess the medical fitness of applicants seeking to join the security sectors. He reviewed their medical and diagnostic equipment, including radiology, laboratories, dentistry, and specialized clinics, which support more efficient medical screening and assessment procedures. The opening of the center and clinics is part of the Ministry of Interior’s efforts to develop its medical services system, which includes medical cities, Security Forces hospitals, health centers, and specialized clinics across Saudi Arabia. The initiative also aims to improve the efficiency of therapeutic and diagnostic services and enhance the quality of healthcare provided to beneficiaries.