placing electoral advertisements of all types on 23 main streets distributed across the various provinces of the Kingdom. 9. In the practical implementation during this stage, and in adherence to the relevant laws and decisions concerning electoral propaganda, the Supreme Committee for General Election Oversight has been observed carrying out its responsibilities. This has been done through various media channels and social media platforms under its supervision, including its official electronic account. The legal regulations governing electoral propaganda were presented, and an invitation was extended to the candidates stressing the importance of adhering to these regulations. Among these regulations are commitments to the constitution, respecting the rule of law, freedom of opinion and expression for others, preserving national unity, security, and stability, and refraining from anything that may incite division or sectarianism among citizens. Additionally, candidates are urged not to violate the period of electoral silence. Furthermore, efforts made by relevant authorities to organize electoral propaganda in various provinces of the kingdom were monitored in accordance with the provisions of the law. 10. In the same context, the NIHR observed that some candidates did not adhere to the regulations governing electoral propaganda. They conducted their campaign in locations prohibited by the law, placed their advertisements in a manner that threatened individuals' safety or obstructed traffic flow, or displayed advertisements that could damage the green areas along public roads. Furthermore, these advertisements were sometimes placed in close proximity to supervisory centers, polling stations, and counting centers. 56