Since its inception in 1433 AH, the General Commission for Audiovisual Media has issued a total of 3,138 permits and licenses. Abdullah Al-Shamlani, the spokesperson for the Commission, informed "Al-Watan" that the Commission is working diligently to streamline and accelerate the licensing processes for media activities through a comprehensive electronic system. This system is designed to ensure that media production aligns with national values and contributes positively to community development while protecting the public from harmful content and supporting innovative, positive creative works.

The Commission aims to foster a media industry that can compete globally by advancing the sector in Saudi Arabia towards high-quality standards. This is achieved by implementing regulatory policies, managing production licenses, and overseeing the import, broadcasting, and distribution of media content in all formats and related services.

The General Commission for Audiovisual Media has issued 15 different types of licenses for various broadcasting and media content activities in the Kingdom. These include 992 retail licenses for audiovisual content through portable media, which represents about 32% of the total. Retail licenses for television and radio reception equipment follow with 839 licenses, accounting for 26.7%. Media production licenses total 707, making up 22.5% of the permits issued. Other licenses include those for radio and television studios, television and radio competitions, and various audiovisual services. The Commission continues to focus on developing a robust media sector by managing these licenses and ensuring that media activities meet regulatory and quality standards.