RIYADH —Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman has issued a royal decree appointing Sheikh Abdulmohsen Al-Maiouf as deputy head of the Board of Grievances for judicial affairs.Dr. Al-Maiouf is a distinguished judicial and administrative figure with academic qualifications and extensive experience. He holds a doctorate degree in Islamic jurisprudence and comparative law.Sheikh Al-Maiouf has advanced through various positions within the Board of Grievances, serving in administrative and commercial departments and administrative appeals courts before eventually assuming the presidency of the Technical Affairs Office.He has also served on numerous supervisory and governmental committees. He made outstanding contributions in the field of reviewing draft laws, regulations, and agreements, and participated in legal conferences and forums at both the Saudi and international levels. Sheikh Al-Maiouf expressed his gratitude to King Salman and Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman on the occasion of his appointment. He expressed pride over this esteemed royal trust reposed in him, saying that this represents both an honor and a responsibility in serving the administrative judiciary. “This trust motivates me to continue working to enhance the efficiency of judicial work, develop its procedures, and strengthen its integration, in line with the objectives of the Board of Grievances system for leadership and maximizing its impact,” he said.