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Links to Other Websites

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• Engaging in or promoting activities that violate any law, regulation, government decision, royal decree, legal agreement, or published policies issued by Saudipedia.
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• Theft of resources, including sensitive information.

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• We provide publishable data from accurate sources and ensure that there's no duplication or conflict with other data.
• We offer data for practical purposes that achieve public interests without harming the activities of entities, individual privacy, or environmental safety.
• Access to data is available to qualified and properly trained individuals.
• All necessary information for data exchange is communicated, including the required data, the purpose of its collection, means of transfer, methods of preservation, protection controls used, and the disposal mechanism.
• The security controls stipulated in the Data Exchange Agreement are applied.
• Appropriate security measures are implemented to protect data and exchange it in a safe and reliable environment in accordance with relevant regulations and legislation.
• Ethical practices are applied during the data-sharing process to ensure its use within the framework of fairness, integrity, honesty, and respect.