Saudi Post signed a cooperation agreement with Saudi Bar Association. Acting President of Saudi Post Muhammad bin Abdulrahman Al-Abduljabbar and Saudi Bar Association Secretary General Bakar bin Abdullatif Al-Habob signed the agreement in Saudi Post headquarter in Riyadh on 23 October.
 
The Agreement covers all postal and logistical services and the implementation of Council of Ministers resolution no. (252) Which make government departments, the private sector and individuals obligated to register in National Address service. It also includes the delivery of government documents, licenses, and papers. Printing, wrapping and distributing of Saudi Bar Association membership cards are also provided.
 
Saudi Post initiatives add a new one to the list with Saudi Bar Association strategic agreement to promote and support the initiatives of Non-profit Organizations and  Occupational Associations and facilitate electronic operations and the provision of non-traditional postal services to beneficiaries.
 
Saudi Post Acting President Muhammad Al-Abduljabbar explained The Agreement would enable the expansion of providing postal services to Occupational Associations which allow any entity government, private or Non-profit to receive beneficiaries orders from Saudi Post well-located offices around the Kingdom. Gradually, crowded government and private sector buildings issue would be solved. In addition to cut down high operational cost. It also spares the beneficiaries the time and effort to go to crowded offices especially if they are outside the city.
 
Saudi Bar Association Secretary General Bakar bin Abdullatif Al-Habob praised Saudi Post efforts and goals to provide distinguished initiatives to promote 2030 Vision. He also explained, The Association is keen on providing featured services for its members wherever they are via Saudi Post offices that make it easier to benefit from the Accosiation services.