Saudi Humanitarian efforts Support 415 Million Individuals Across 55 Countries

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has a long-standing tradition of supporting those in need. SPA
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has a long-standing tradition of supporting those in need. SPA
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Saudi Humanitarian efforts Support 415 Million Individuals Across 55 Countries

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has a long-standing tradition of supporting those in need. SPA
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has a long-standing tradition of supporting those in need. SPA

The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has emerged as a significant force in global humanitarian efforts, providing vital assistance to over 415 million individuals across 55 countries.
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has a long-standing tradition of supporting those in need. KSrelief embodies this commitment, actively working to alleviate human suffering, safeguard human life and dignity, and ensure access to essential healthcare. This dedication has solidified Saudi Arabia's position as a pioneer in humanitarian aid, extending a helping hand wherever crises and urgent needs arise.

Driven by this core principle, KSrelief has implemented a diverse range of projects targeting critical sectors. Focusing on health, food security, water, and sanitation, the center has delivered over 501 relief projects with a total value exceeding $1 billion. This vital support has directly benefited more than 415 million individuals worldwide.

For Yemen's health sector, for example, KSrelief has provided vital services for people with special needs, including physical rehabilitation and high-quality prosthetic limbs for those injured in Marib governorate. Additionally, specialized healthcare, including dialysis sessions, has been provided to kidney failure patients in Al-Mahra Governorate.

Support extends to other countries as well. KSrelief has addressed critical shortages of medical supplies in Palestine's Gaza Strip, ensuring vital functions can continue in primary healthcare centers and hospitals. Furthermore, intensive care units in both Palestine and Sudan have been equipped with necessary medical equipment and given maintenance services.
Looking beyond immediate medical needs, KSrelief has also provided financial support to save the lives of Syrian refugee cancer patients in Jordan, covering their treatment costs. In Lebanon's Baalbek governorate, the center has strengthened healthcare services for Syrian refugees and the host community in Arsal, ensuring access to medical care, community outreach, and free psychological support.
The center's efforts extend beyond healthcare. Recognizing the importance of clean water and sanitation, KSrelief has provided safe drinking water sources for many communities through the drilling of wells. Wastewater treatment and safe waste disposal practices have also been implemented to limit the spread of disease and create cleaner living environments across numerous beneficiary countries.
KSrelief tackles malnutrition through targeted nutrition projects. These projects aim to combat malnutrition in children, pregnant women, and breastfeeding mothers. By preparing health facilities to treat malnutrition and implementing awareness campaigns on healthy eating habits, KSrelief works to improve the under-five mortality rate in several countries.
As the world observed World Health Day on Sunday, KSrelief reaffirmed its commitment to safeguarding human health and well-being. The center's extensive portfolio in the health sector underscores its unwavering dedication to alleviating suffering and promoting a healthier future for all.



Saudi Defenses Intercept, Destroy 5 Drones and a Ballistic Missile

The armed forces' readiness succeeded in protecting the airspace and dealing with various threats without recording any damage (Ministry of Defense)
The armed forces' readiness succeeded in protecting the airspace and dealing with various threats without recording any damage (Ministry of Defense)
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Saudi Defenses Intercept, Destroy 5 Drones and a Ballistic Missile

The armed forces' readiness succeeded in protecting the airspace and dealing with various threats without recording any damage (Ministry of Defense)
The armed forces' readiness succeeded in protecting the airspace and dealing with various threats without recording any damage (Ministry of Defense)

Saudi air defenses intercepted five drones and a ballistic missile launched by Iran toward the Kingdom in recent hours.

The official spokesperson for the Saudi Ministry of Defense, Maj. Gen. Turki Al-Maliki, announced the interception and destruction of five drones in recent hours, as well as a ballistic missile targeting the Eastern Province.

Al-Maliki confirmed the success of the operations and the readiness of the armed forces to protect the airspace and respond to various threats, with no damage reported.


Saudi FM Discusses Regional Developments with His Japanese, Chinese Counterparts

Saudi Minister of Foreign Affairs Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah/File Photo
Saudi Minister of Foreign Affairs Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah/File Photo
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Saudi FM Discusses Regional Developments with His Japanese, Chinese Counterparts

Saudi Minister of Foreign Affairs Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah/File Photo
Saudi Minister of Foreign Affairs Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah/File Photo

Saudi Minister of Foreign Affairs Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah received a phone call on Thursday from Minister for Foreign Affairs of Japan Toshimitsu Motegi.

The two sides discussed cooperation and recent regional developments.

Prince Faisal also held a separate phone call with Member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of the Central Committee and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China Wang Yi, during which they discussed the latest developments in the region.


Saudi Arabia, Arab, and Islamic Nations Condemn Israel’s Death Penalty Law for Palestinians

Logo of the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Logo of the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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Saudi Arabia, Arab, and Islamic Nations Condemn Israel’s Death Penalty Law for Palestinians

Logo of the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Logo of the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs

The foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan, Indonesia, Pakistan, Qatar, Türkiye and the UAE strongly condemned on Thursday Israel’s law that allows the imposition of the death penalty in the occupied West Bank and its de facto application against Palestinians, the Saudi Press Agency reported.

The ministers warned against the increasingly discriminatory, escalating Israeli practices that entrench a system of apartheid and a rejectionist discourse that denies the inalienable rights and the very existence of the Palestinian people in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT).

The ministers warned that this legislation represents a dangerous escalation, especially due to its discriminatory targeting of Palestinian prisoners, and emphasized that such measures could intensify tensions and further destabilize the region.

The ministers also expressed deep concern over the conditions of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli detention, warning of mounting risks amid credible reports of ongoing abuses, including torture, inhumane and degrading treatment, starvation, and denial of basic rights. They emphasized that these practices reflect a broader pattern of violations against the Palestinian people.

The ministers reiterated their firm opposition to Israel’s racially discriminatory, oppressive, and aggressive policies directed against Palestinians.

The ministers further emphasized the urgent need to refrain from measures imposed by the occupying power that risk further inflaming tensions on the ground. They stressed the importance of ensuring accountability and called for strengthened international efforts to uphold stability and prevent further deterioration.