King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) Distributed, in Beirut, Eid Al-Adha clothes and gifts to more than 2,700 Lebanese, Palestinian and Syrian orphan children in the country, in the presence of Director of KSrelief in Lebanon Fahd Al-Qanas and a number of officials.
The project comes within the framework of programs being provided by the Saudi government to a number of countries to reach the most needy families in different parts of the world.
Meanwhile in Yemen, the Riyadh-based center inaugurated a project to offer new clothes as gifts for needy Yemenis on the eve of the Greater Bairam festival, scheduled to fall next week.
KSrelief teams distributed Eid clothes and children toys over 74 families, including 230 female and male children, 100 orphans and 130 displaced in Hadramout province, the Saudi Press Agency reported.
Also, similar gifts were given away to 50 families, including 150 female and male children, 50 orphans, 50 displaced and 50 most poor in Al-Mahra province.
Another package was handed over to 40 families, including 110 female and male children, 35 orphans, 50 displaced and 25 most poor in Maareb province.
The moves come as part of the Saudi assistance to the needy in Yemen to alleviate their sufferings due to the current crisis in the country.
