Who’s Who: Saleh Bindakhil, official spokesperson for the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture

Saleh Bindakhil
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Updated 16 February 2024
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Who’s Who: Saleh Bindakhil, official spokesperson for the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture

Saleh Bindakhil is the official spokesperson for the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture.
He is also general manager of the corporate communication and media department, as well as the ministry’s media officer for Saudi Vision 2030 programs.
He has chaired several media committees and initiated various media projects within the Kingdom’s environmental, water and agriculture industry, and he is a member of the Public Relations Society of America.
Bindakhil developed the ministry’s strategic communication plans, mapping the media and communication landscape in the environmental sector which has raised environmental awareness in society and fostered social responsibility.
His responsibilities include performance development and leading work teams, and he contributes pieces to various newspapers and magazines.
In his role as the head director of the Kingdom’s participation in the 2023 Doha Expo, Bindakhil displayed exceptional leadership that made Saudi Arabia really stand out.
He has attended numerous international conferences, including the Strategic Cooperation Conference in Chicago.
Bindakhil earned a bachelor’s degree in mass communication and public relations in 2012 and completed his master’s degree in corporate communication and public relations from the University of Mississippi in 2017.
He has obtained certifications in global leadership and change management and has also completed several other professional courses.

 


KSrelief sets emergency camp for Gazans displaced by severe weather

Updated 20 December 2025
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KSrelief sets emergency camp for Gazans displaced by severe weather

RIYADH: The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has set up a new emergency camp in the central Gaza Strip, providing shelter to hundreds of families forced from their homes in recent weeks. 

More than 250 tents have been installed to meet immediate needs, the Saudi Press Agency reported. 

The camp was established after severe weather destroyed large numbers of temporary shelters across the area. 

Aid workers say powerful storms and flooding have swept through central Gaza, flattening hundreds of tents and deepening an already severe humanitarian crisis.

Families who have taken shelter in the camp said the new tents have eased some of the immediate strain of displacement. After weeks of exposure to rain and cold, many said the shelters have offered basic protection and a degree of comfort as winter conditions continue.

The camp is part of broader Saudi led efforts to respond to urgent humanitarian needs in Gaza.