The Security Pension Fund for 2026, under the leadership of Colonel Jamal Al-Qatibi, held a significant meeting to address critical issues affecting retirees. The primary objective was to enhance administrative and financial operations, thereby improving the institutional efficiency of the fund.
During the meeting, Colonel Al-Qatibi reiterated the Ministry of Interior’s commitment to supporting the Security Pension Fund and addressing the concerns of retirees. The discussions underscored the necessity of overcoming existing challenges to ensure job security and social stability for members of the security institution. Additionally, the meeting reviewed the status of retirees who have received settlements under presidential decisions, as well as those who have not benefited from such settlements.
The meeting showcased the fund’s key achievements in investment management, detailing the revenues generated from rents deposited into the fund’s account at the Central Bank since 2025. Participants reaffirmed their ongoing efforts to monitor the fund’s assets and properties, emphasizing the importance of taking the necessary legal actions to protect and recover these assets.
Furthermore, the meeting approved the development of a comprehensive digital automated system designed specifically for the Security Pension Fund’s operations. This system will be submitted for validation and endorsement by the ministry’s leadership. Attendees emphasized the necessity of increasing the fund’s revenues and refining its investment strategies. This initiative aims to safeguard the fund’s properties and assets, thereby enhancing its financial stability for the future.
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