SASO has signed a memorandum of understanding with Saudi Center for Disease Prevention and Control (Weqaya)  to coordinate the efforts between the two authorities to monitor and alarm for products that may harm the consumer's health and safety. The memorandum has signed by the Vice Governor for standards and calibration Mr. Tamis bin Ali Al-Hamadi and from Weqaya center the Executive General Manager Dr. Abdullah bin Rashoud Al-Quizany.

The memorandum, which has signed virtually, aims to put a frame to promote cooperation and integration between both parties in relation to early monitoring and alarming for products that harm the consumer's health and safety. Moreover, it aims for activating coordination and easing a reliable and quick information exchange about damages and accidents of unsafe consumer products which could ensure the limitation of unsafe products in Saudi markets. All that comes as result of SASO and Weqaya's responsibility and their competence in preserving individuals' health and safety in the Kingdom.

The memorandum also aims to unify the efforts between both parties as well as activating their contribution in achieving the objectives of 2030 vision. This can be achieved through technical linking between early monitoring and alarming center of unsafe products in Saudi Standards (Rassed) with monitoring infections system in Weqaya center which ensuring the best coordination between them to activate their efforts according to their competence to take suitable measurements.