The Saudi Royal Court is known as the official residence and main executive office of the King of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It serves as a high-level body connecting the King with the government and its institutions. Its headquarters is located in the capital, Riyadh, where high-ranking officials are received, and royal statements, orders, and news related to the King are issued.
The Royal Court is responsible for organizing royal protocols during the reception of kings, presidents, or official delegations visiting the Kingdom. It also drafts regulations and decrees and receives communications and telegrams from both within and outside the country. Additionally, the Tawasul Portal was established as an electronic service provided by the Royal Court, allowing citizens to submit their requests to the King. Typically, the Royal Court building is not open for visits, except on specific days when the King receives princes, scholars, and a group of citizens.
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