The Council of Health Insurance is a Saudi governmental body established to oversee the cooperative health insurance system. It regulates and enhances the private health insurance sector, ensuring fairness, transparency, and quality services for beneficiaries. Services include mandatory health insurance enforcement, accreditation of healthcare providers, and oversight of the health insurance platform. The target audience includes citizens, residents, and visitors to Saudi Arabia. The unique selling proposition is its role in aligning health insurance with Saudi Vision 2030, focusing on quality, efficiency, and beneficiary-centric services. This positions the Council as a key player in Saudi Arabia's healthcare transformation.