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His Royal Highness the Prince of Qassim receives the region's statistical report for 2025

His Royal Highness the Prince of Qassim receives the region's statistical report for 2025

His Royal Highness Prince Dr. Faisal bin Mishaal bin Saud bin Abdulaziz, Governor of Qassim Region, received in his office at the Governorate today, Mr. Ali Al-Ulayan, Director of the General Authority for Statistics branch in the region, who presented His Highness with the 2025 Qassim Region Statistical Report. During the meeting, His Highness reviewed the report's key findings, including survey results, indicators, and statistical studies, as well as data and information monitoring the activities and services of government agencies and the private sector across various economic, social, knowledge-based, and environmental fields in the region. The Governor of Qassim Region emphasized the importance of statistical data and indicators in supporting planning and decision-making, and in measuring development paths and performance levels. He noted that accurate and up-to-date information contributes to setting priorities and enhancing the efficiency of programs and projects, ultimately serving the region and its residents. He commended the efforts of the General Authority for Statistics and its work in collecting, analyzing, and disseminating data, praising the efforts of the Authority's branch in the region in preparing statistical indicators that reflect the reality of development in Qassim Region and support relevant entities in their work and future plans.

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