The Public Prosecution is a judicial body responsible for investigating crimes in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It was established by a Royal Decree on May 29, 1989, under the name Bureau of Investigation and Public Prosecution before its name was changed to Public Prosecution on June 17, 2017. Its main headquarters is in the capital, Riyadh, and it aims to promote justice and protect the community. Establishment of the Public Prosecution in the Kingdom When the Public Prosecution in the Kingdom...

1930: The Saudi Passports Law was issued by Shura Council Resolution No. 344, which included nationals' exit and entry provisions as well as the procedures to issue passports 1939: The Passports Law was issued by a Supreme Order, and Saudi travel documents became governed by this law with regard to their issuance, renewal, cancellation, loss, and all related matters. 1972: Diplomatic and private Saudi passports were issued under a government law that approved granting them to their holders...