An initiative launched by the Small and Medium Enterprises General Authority, “Monsha’at,” aimed at enhancing the participation of SMEs in the medicine delivery sector. Joining this initiative is free of charge.

1.    A valid permit from the Transport General Authority.
2.    Commercial registration.
3.    Enterprise Size Certificate.
4.    Provision of vehicles equipped with refrigerated boxes or mobile refrigerators to ensure medications are kept according to standards.
5.    Compliance with delivery procedures within the specified time frame for each range (0-15 km within one hour, 16-30 km within two hours).

One full year from the date of the enterprise's registration on the platform.

1.    Submit a registration request through Monsha'at platform and enter the required information.
2.    Review the application and ensure that the requirements are met.
3.    Approve the application and include the enterprise in the initiative.
4.    Begin benefiting from the program.

Two business days from the date of applying.

No, registration and participation in the initiative are completely free.

Yes, it can be modified or canceled.

-    Comply with the use of qualified vehicles to ensure the safety of medications.
-    Provide services within the specified areas according to the required timeframes.
-    Adhere to the policies of the electronic platform through which they registered.
-    Ensure the availability of vehicles and operational readiness throughout the initiative.
-    Maintain the confidentiality and security of pharmaceutical shipments during transport.

There is no specific limit, but enterprises must adhere to their operational capacity to ensure the provision of high-quality services.

Yes, they can withdraw at any time without any financial or operational obligations.

They are set by NUPCO: (0-15 km, SAR 14 ) (16-30 km, SAR 18 )