The brief in Saudi financial law

This book offers a different perspective on financial law and its applications in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which pertains to public money of the state in terms of public expenditures, public revenues, the general budget, and methods of managing public money, including aspects of oversight and protection of public money. It includes an explanation of the Saudi privatization system according to the latest regulations and methods of transforming public money into private money, and ways to solve problems arising from the privatization system. This book sheds light on the state's supervisory systems, including the Authority for the Oversight and Anti-Corruption (Nizaha), and the Khaymah Qal on public money, among other means of oversight and protection in Saudi Arabia. In the end, this book is considered a distinguished scientific reference, including the rules and characteristics of financial law in Saudi Arabia according to the latest legal frameworks, serving as a methodology for students, researchers, faculty members, judges, lawyers, and legal advisors from various judicial, legal, and educational entities.