KSrelief continues food aid projects globally

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Last week, KSrelief distributed 175,000 bags of bread in Lebanon. (SPA)
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Last week, KSrelief distributed 175,000 bags of bread in Lebanon. (SPA)
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Updated 29 December 2024
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KSrelief continues food aid projects globally

RIYADH: KSrelief, Saudi Arabia’s aid agency, continues to provide food assistance to vulnerable populations in several countries.
KSrelief distributed 500 cartons of dates on Thursday in the Red Sea State of Sudan, benefiting 5,162 individuals from displaced families. 




KSrelief distributes 500 date cartons in Sudan (SPA)

The agency also handed out 175,000 bags of bread to needy families, including Syrians, Palestinians and members of the host community in northern Lebanon.
This initiative benefited 125,000 individuals.
In Pakistan, KSrelief has distributed 2,300 food boxes in flood-affected areas of Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa provinces, benefiting 14,227 individuals.




KSrelief hands out 2,300 food parcels to flood-affected areas in Pakistan (SPA)

 In Syria’s earthquake-hit regions, KSrelief has distributed 747 food parcels and 747 hygiene kits to affected families in Al-Dana of the Idlib Governorate.
The aid, which benefited 4,482 individuals, is part of a continuing project that supports people affected by the recent earthquake in northern Syria.




KSrelief has distributed 747 food parcels and 747 hygiene kits to affected families in Al-Dana of the Idlib Governorate. (SPA)

 


Saudi foreign minister and EU’s top diplomat discuss latest developments amid conflict in region

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Saudi foreign minister and EU’s top diplomat discuss latest developments amid conflict in region

  • Prince Faisal bin Farhan and Kaja Kallas talk about the efforts being made to address these developments

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister, Prince Faisal bin Farhan, held talks about the latest developments in the region with Kaja Kallas, the EU’s high representative for foreign affairs and security policy and vice-president of the European Commission.

During their telephone conversation on Wednesday, they discussed the efforts being made to address the situation, the Saudi Press Agency reported.

Earlier this week, Prince Faisal joined EU chiefs and the leaders of Gulf Cooperation Council member states, as well as Egypt, Lebanon, Iraq, Syria, Turkiye and Armenia, to discuss the ongoing conflict and attacks across the region following the US and Israeli strikes against Iran that began on Feb. 28.

The EU officials expressed their full support for countries affected by Iranian missile and drone attacks, including Saudi Arabia and Jordan.