RIYADH: The Saudi Authority for Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority on Tuesday signed a memorandum of understanding with the Saudi Red Crescent Authority, aiming to benefit from the volunteering services offered through the Tawakkalna app. The memorandum was signed by Abdulaziz Al-Najem, Tawakkalna’s deputy assistant director of the National Information Center, on behalf of SDAIA, and Abdulaziz Al-Murshid, director general of the Directorate General of Information Technology, on behalf of SRCA. The move aims to link citizens’ data in the Tawakkalna application with the electronic application’s healthcare services. The services include the volunteer portal, SOS service and the possibility of cooperation in the Hajj and Umrah initiatives to facilitate pilgrims’ services and healthcare. Cooperation may also be possible in providing joint training and awareness services, such as educational messages and community awareness, as well as first aid awareness presentations. The cooperation comes within the framework of SDAIA’s efforts to support digital transformation initiatives in order to achieve the goals of Saudi Vision 2030, while promoting joint efforts with all government authorities. These aim to access advanced quality services with digital processes, including the Tawakkalna app which was launched by SDAIA to help in making daily life easier.