the level of programs designed for the beneficiaries and their families. The said standards also aim at achieving the integration of persons with disabilities in social life in general and ensuring the quality of services provided to them. Furthermore, there are specialized training programs on these standards to maintain quality and raise the level of staff working on them, in addition to providing modern technologies. In this connection, the following observations can be mentioned: 1. Despite what is said about the quality of specialized habilitation and training centers, they are criticized, whether governmental or nongovernmental, for not being distributed equally on the territories of the Kingdom. 2. It is also shown that there is a need to raise awareness in order to increase attention to this right and the different habilitation services and habilitation programs. This right is guaranteed to persons with disabilities by international standards and national legislation and available in some centers involved in the provision of services to persons with disabilities. However, the low quality of those services and the weak capacity of qualified persons who are trained on habilitation and habilitation programs for persons with disabilities prevent such services from reaching all beneficiaries, at high rates. 3. The lack of physical therapy centers for the treatment of persons with disabilities, especially in areas outside the governorates, which increases the problem of disability for persons living with accidents and diseases and reduces the rate of satisfaction of this right. 4. Delayed intervention initiatives for treatment and habilitation, and this 45