The Ministry of Interior’s Security Oasis exhibition recently concluded at the King Abdulaziz Camel Festival in Al-Sayahid, northeast of Riyadh, offering visitors a deep dive into the Kingdom’s history of security and service from its founding to today. The exhibition, as reported by the Saudi Press Agency, showcased the ministry’s key development projects and its ongoing investments in technology, artificial intelligence (AI), and digital solutions to enhance public safety, traffic safety, environmental sustainability, and services related to Hajj and Umrah.
Visitors explored a variety of the ministry’s security services for individuals, businesses, and government entities, including platforms like Absher and the 911 call centers. The exhibition also provided insights into efforts against drug smuggling, border security initiatives, search and rescue operations, and land and sea monitoring.
One of the standout attractions was the shooting range, where visitors had the opportunity to enjoy supervised shooting experiences led by professional trainers. The exhibition was further enriched by captivating military scenarios, performances by musical bands, camel and cavalry bands, and folk performances from various regions of the Kingdom, offering an immersive cultural and security experience.
