Vision
The center strives to boost efficiency in developing e-transactions.
Overview
UQU is one of the oldest universities in the Saudi Kingdom. It has joined a large group of esteemed academic institutions to become a beacon of academic education for its students, who anticipate even more services. The National Center of Documents and Archives was established by virtue of the approval No. M/55 issued by the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Abdullah bin Abdul-Aziz Al Saud, the Prime Minister, and the Head of Higher Education Council, dated 23 Shawwal, 1409 A.H. By virtue of that decision, the UQU Documents and Administrative Communication Center was established in the university.
On 5 Muharram 1442 A.H., the UQU President issued the administrative decision No. 4202000033 to divide the Center for Documents and Administrative Communications into two separate centers: the Administrative Communication Center and the Documents Center, with both centers reporting to the UQU Vice President.
Administrative communication is very crucial as an affective tool which contributes to achieving objectives, plans, and the effective implementation of the administrative organization, as well as achieving administrative control using communication channels and means. Moreover, sound administrative communication contributes to performing tasks properly, as planned, and also contributes to gaining trust among individuals and groups inside the organization, particularly upon affecting changes in the work method and any development work of the college.
Mission
To enable everyone use effective government services in a safe, integrated and easy manner, through multiple electronic channels.