Saudi Arabia’s Aviation Sector Set for Major Safety and Security Enhancements
In an exclusive interview with Arab News, CEO of National Security Services Co. (SAFE), Turki Matooq Al-Thonayan, revealed the company’s ambitious expansion plan that will revolutionize the aviation sector in Saudi Arabia.
Ambitious Expansion Plan in the Works
With operations spanning multiple countries and a workforce exceeding 10,000 employees, SAFE is gearing up for significant growth and strategic integration with the aviation sector. Al-Thonayan emphasized the company’s alignment with broader transportation goals, targeting key projects like NEOM, the Red Sea, and Qiddiya.
Focus on Comprehensive Solutions and Customer Experience
SAFE, launched in 2021 and fully owned by the Public Investment Fund, has expanded its services to include firefighting, safety, and critical facility management. The company’s top priority is to enhance service efficiency and generate revenue while providing an exceptional customer experience.
Partnerships and Global Operations
Recent partnerships with key players in the aviation industry, such as Dammam Airport Co. and Cluster 2, are set to enhance the aviation network within the Kingdom. Al-Thonayan stressed the importance of global operations and seamless travel experiences facilitated by SAFE’s integrated services.
Setting High Standards in Aviation Security
By shifting security’s role from a cost center to a value generator, SAFE aims to revolutionize the aviation sector and ensure top-notch customer experience. The company is committed to delivering the best services and setting new standards in the industry.
Poised for Future Success
With a focus on comprehensive strategies, technology integration, and accredited training, SAFE is positioned to play a pivotal role in the future of aviation security and customer experience, both within Saudi Arabia and beyond.