Saudi Arabia signs global anti-corruption information-sharing agreement
RIYADH — Saudi Arabia, represented by the Oversight and Anti-Corruption Authority (Nazaha), has signed an information-sharing agreement among members of the Global Operational Network of Anti-Corruption Law Enforcement Authorities (GlobE Network).Nazaha President Mazin Al-Kahmous signed the agreement on Tuesday on the sidelines of the GlobE Network’s seventh plenary meeting at the United Nations…
NEW YORK — Saudi Arabia's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Dr. Abdulaziz Alwasil, delivered a stark warning at a UN Security Council session, highlighting how attacks on Sudan's unity, sovereignty, and institutional integrity have intensified the humanitarian crisis and expanded the conflict. Speaking on the dire situation in Sudan, Alwasil underscored the critical need to adhere to the Jeddah Platform and fulfill the provisions of pertinent Security Council resolutions.
He passionately denounced the brutal assaults and targeting by the Rapid Support Forces upon civilians, particularly within the regions of North and South Kordofan, which have led to loss of life, destruction of civilian infrastructure, and disruption of humanitarian aid deliveries.
Alwasil emphasized the ongoing support from Saudi Arabia for the Sudanese populace, revealing that the Kingdom has contributed $100 million through the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief), and the cumulative value of Saudi humanitarian and developmental aid to Sudan surpasses $3.1 billion.
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