Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia – November 18, 2025 – “Tarmeem for Development Association,” the first Saudi association specialized in renovating the homes of needy families in the Makkah Al-Mukarramah region, announced the signing of a strategic partnership with “MUHIDE Platform,” the leading digital ecosystem for the governance and authentication of trade transactions between companies.
This partnership aims to support Tarmeem’s developmental journey by utilizing MUHIDE’s digital solutions in its operations, striving to digitize and authenticate its relationships with suppliers and contractors. The partnership will also work to raise the levels of operational efficiency and transparency in project implementation, and contribute to the dissemination of digital governance standards in the non-profit sector.
Through this partnership, the association will be able to offer an innovative solution leveraging Blockchain technology, designed to create a qualitative leap in operations management. This solution helps reduce the risks associated with trade transactions and enables access to competitive financing solutions based on transparency, thus providing tangible benefits that include lowering operational costs, improving cash flow management, and strengthening risk management mechanism.
Additionally, Tarmeem’s beneficiaries will enjoy a range of advanced protection features against fraud, including digital tracking of goods delivery and reliable verification through geotagged images and videos.
Dr. Abdullah Al-Dirba, CEO of Tarmeem for Development Association, stated: “Through this partnership with MUHIDE, we seek to elevate our operational standards and services , stemming from our commitment to enhancing transparency and good governance. Adopting advanced digital solutions represents a fundamental pillar for achieving greater efficiency and effectiveness in our development projects, which positively reflects on the quality of services provided to our beneficiaries and contributes to building solid trust with our partners.”
Mr. Hashim Al Hussaini, CEO of RATL Technology Ltd. (the company owning MUHIDE), commented: “We are honored by this partnership with Tarmeem for Development Association, which represents an important step to expand the scope of digital governance benefits in the non-profit sector , contributing to increased credibility and reliability of transactions between all parties involved in the development projects.”
This partnership comes in line with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030, which aim to empower the non-profit sector and support digital transformation across all economic and social sectors in the Kingdom.
