Saudi Cabinet Approves Consumer Protection Law
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The Saudi Cabinet has approved the Consumer Protection Law, a system aimed at regulating the relationship between consumers and suppliers and protecting consumer rights in the market.
The decision concerns citizens and residents of the Kingdom, as it relates to daily purchases and dealings with stores and companies. Such systems typically seek to raise the level of trust in markets and ensure the quality of the goods and services that individuals receive.
The available information did not include additional details about the provisions of the law or the date on which it will take effect. The competent authorities may announce these details later.
Consumers can follow official announcements to learn about the rights and obligations set out in the law in full.
Sources: أريبيان بزنس
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