Mohammed Al-Nahas

General Organization for Social Insurance (Saudi Arabia) (GOSI) is the Government of Saudi Arabia's body which was established by Royal Decree in 1969 to apply and regulate social insurance, a form of social protection for private sector workers (and a category of workers in the public sector) which provides for workers and their families after termination of employment due to retirement, disability or death. It also provides medical care for occupational injuries and diseases and compensation for occupational disability or death. GOSI is a semi-state body which is supervised by a board of directors consisting of the Minister of Labor, GOSI Governor, members representing Ministry of Labor, Ministry of Finance and Ministry of Health, qualified insured members and employers' members. Based in Riyadh, the Organization also has field offices distributed throughout the Kingdom's provinces and districts.

Public Pension Agency (PPA) is the Government of Saudi Arabia's independent pension fund management agency which was initially established by Royal Decree in 1958 as Retirement Pension Authority to manage the retirement needs of civil and military officers in the public sector. In 2002, the Saudi cabinet transformed Retirement Pension Authority to Public Pension Agency, and issued a new regulation for PPA to include the subjective and formal aspects based upon modern, scientific rules to address current and future duties and optimize the retirement system in general. Headquartered in Riyadh, PPA manages the saving funds of both civil and military employees after termination of their functional services according to the provision of pension scheme and as per social solidarity principle to achieve communication between them and the society categories in different activities in order to achieve mutual benefit of retirees, individuals and institutions.