KSrelief distributes 350 food baskets in Bangladesh

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The contribution comes as part of the programs being implemented by King Salman’s government to support the neediest families in various regions around the world. (SPA)
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The contribution comes as part of the programs being implemented by King Salman’s government to support the neediest families in various regions around the world. (SPA)
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Updated 09 March 2025
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KSrelief distributes 350 food baskets in Bangladesh

  • The fourth phase of the “Etaam” Ramadan Project aims to distribute 390,109 food baskets across 27 countries during Ramadan

DHAKA: The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center recently distributed 350 food baskets in Dhaka’s Lalmonirhat district, benefiting 350 families. The move came as part of this year’s “Etaam” Ramadan Food Basket Project in Bangladesh.

Additionally, the center distributed 19 food baskets in the city of Moadamiyet Al-Sham, located in the countryside of Damascus, benefiting 19 families and 98 individuals.

The fourth phase of the “Etaam” Ramadan Project aims to distribute 390,109 food baskets across 27 countries during Ramadan. This initiative will benefit 2,304,104 individuals, with the total cost exceeding SR67 million ($17.86 million).

In another effort, KSrelief recently delivered a gift from Saudi Arabia to Equatorial Guinea. The gift, which included 25 tonnes of dates, was presented to the president of the country’s Supreme Council of Islamic Affairs, Sheikh Juan Zakaria Ondo, in the capital city of Malabo.

The contribution comes as part of the programs being implemented by King Salman’s government to support the neediest families in various regions around the world.

 


Iranian foreign minister calls Saudi counterpart ahead of nuclear talks with US

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Iranian foreign minister calls Saudi counterpart ahead of nuclear talks with US

  • They discuss importance of resolving differences through dialogue and diplomacy
  • Regional powers pushed for the talks, scheduled for Friday in Oman, between Tehran and Washington

LONDON: Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan received a telephone call from his Iranian counterpart, Abbas Araghchi, on Wednesday ahead of critical nuclear talks between Tehran and Washington.

They discussed the importance of resolving differences through dialogue and diplomacy, as well as efforts to maintain the security and stability of the region, the Saudi Press Agency reported.

Regional powers had pushed for the talks, scheduled for Friday in Oman, between Iran and the US in an attempt to reach an agreement regarding Tehran’s nuclear program and prevent another escalation in the region.

In a message confirming the talks, posted on social media platform X on Wednesday, Araghchi wrote: “Nuclear talks with the United States are scheduled to be held in Muscat on about 10 a.m. Friday. I’m grateful to our Omani brothers for making all necessary arrangements.”