Communications, Space and Technology Commission

Introduction to the platform

The Saudi Communications and Information Technology Commission, which is now known as the Communications, Space and Technology Commission, is an independent government body that aims to regulate and develop the communications and information technology sector in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, in a way that contributes to achieving the Kingdom’s Vision 2030, promoting economic growth, and creating new job opportunities. Improving the quality of life for citizens.

The duties and responsibilities of the Communications, Space and Technology Commission include:

Regulating the communications and information technology market: by setting rules and regulations that govern the work of communications and information technology service providers, and ensuring that consumers receive high-quality services at reasonable prices.
Licensing communications and information technology service providers: by ensuring that they meet the technical and operational requirements necessary to provide safe and reliable services.
Spectrum frequency allocation: This is to ensure a fair distribution of spectrum frequencies among telecommunications service providers, and to prevent interference between services.
Protecting personal data: This is through establishing systems and regulations that protect user data from misuse.
Combating illegal content: This is done by working with the competent authorities to prevent the publication of illegal content on the Internet.
Promoting the use of information and communications technology in various sectors: through awareness and support programs, and providing electronic services to citizens, residents, and visitors.
The Communications, Space and Technology Commission provides a wide range of services to consumers, service providers and government agencies, the most important of which are:

Consumer services: such as inquiring about the balance, paying bills, submitting complaints, and obtaining technical support.
Service provider services: such as obtaining licenses, allocating spectrum frequencies, and contacting the Authority.
Government agencies services: such as providing information and communications technology solutions, providing consultations, and developing electronic services.
To benefit from CITC services, consumers, service providers, and government agencies can access several channels, including:

Authority’s website: https://www.cst.gov.sa/
Call center: 900333000
“Communications Authority” application: available on smart application stores.
Authority offices: distributed throughout the Kingdom.
The Communications, Space and Technology Commission seeks to achieve its mission through:

Working to build a developed and effective communications and information technology sector.
Enhancing the Kingdom’s competitiveness in the field of communications and information technology.
Providing high-quality communications and information technology services to consumers.
Supporting the use of information and communications technology in various sectors.
For more information about the Communications, Space and Technology Commission and its services, you can visit the Commission’s official website at https://www.cst.gov.sa/.