Saudi humanitarian giving exceeds $145 billion, reaches 175 countries through 8,997 projects
RIYADH — On World Humanitarian Day, observed annually on August 19, Saudi Arabia recalls a humanitarian journey that has continued since its establishment, transcending borders through contributions exceeding $145 billion across 8,997 projects in 175 countries worldwide, reaching people at their most vulnerable moments. **media[2752940]** Through this approach, Saudi Arabia continues to rank…
On August 19, World Humanitarian Day, Saudi Arabia commemorated its extensive humanitarian efforts, which have spanned eight decades. The kingdom has contributed more than $145 billion across 8,997 projects in 175 countries, consistently ranking among the world's top donors according to the United Nations Financial Tracking Service.
The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center, established in 2015, has led this initiative, implementing 4,425 projects in 113 countries for over $8 billion in aid. In Yemen, KSrelief has provided assistance worth over $4.785 billion through 1,219 projects, while Gaza has benefited from an integrated central kitchen producing 24,000 daily meals for displaced families.
In Syria, the center has carried out 523 projects totaling more than $584 million, and in Pakistan, it has delivered 353 projects worth over $228 million. Saudi Arabia's humanitarian approach emphasizes people and dignity, ranking second globally and first among Arab countries in aid donations to Yemen.
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