'Be Aware', an awareness campaign to prevent financial fraud

 A seminar was organized in Saudi Arabia's Jubail Royal Commission to prevent financial fraud under the title 'Be Aware'.

Mobile workshops were also organized by the participants to educate people in public places on how to avoid financial fraud.

According to Sabak News, the participants of the seminar also provided information in the Jbeil Royal Commission, Jbeil Corniche and the malls of the commissary etc.

Regarding cybercrime, Dr. Muhammad Al-Baishi, an international expert of the United Nations Organization, said that an international organization is allegedly involved in fraud which is using the name of the United Nations. In this regard, the United Nations has also explained its Patch Pras.According to Dr. Al-Baishi, the United Nations says that they never advertise any prize schemes, certificates, educational scholarships, bank ATM cards, etc. in emails.

In this regard, the United Nations has further clarified that 

hat deceives them by using the name of the United Nations." No bank information should be provided.

Dr. Al-Baishi said that the aim of the campaign launched under the title of 'Bakhbar Raheen' is to raise awareness among people so that they do not fall prey to fraudsters and can keep their capital safe.

 A legal affairs expert also addressed the seminar and shed light on the local laws regarding cybercrime.

Fahd Al-Fahed, the supervisor of the 'Bakhbar Raheen' campaign launched in the eastern region, said with reference to the seminars and mobile workshops that "organizing these types of information programs are actually an important means of raising awareness among people so that they can avoid fraudsters and fraudsters." can be saved.'