Board of Grievances reports 44% growth in case resolutions

The Saudi Board of Grievances, through its Decision Support Center, reported a significant increase in the number of completed judicial cases during the first three quarters of 2026. The number of resolved cases grew from 68,774 in the first quarter to 98,961 in the third quarter, representing a growth of approximately 44% between the two periods. In total, 259,857 cases were completed over the nine-month period.

Other judicial metrics also showed upward trends. Registered cases increased by approximately 21%, rising from 78,933 in the first quarter to 95,280 in the third quarter. Additionally, judicial sessions saw a 60% increase, growing from 101,418 to 162,671 sessions during the same timeframe, totaling 397,501 sessions.

These developments are attributed to ongoing efforts led by the President of the Board of Grievances and President of the Administrative Judicial Council, Dr. Ali bin Ahmed Al-Ahidab. The initiatives focus on modernizing procedures, enhancing digital transformation, and developing judicial and institutional capacities to accelerate dispute resolution and meet the Board of Grievances 2030 objectives.