RIYADH: The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center has signed an agreement with the Organization of Islamic Cooperation to deliver 14 ambulances to Iraq’s Ministry of Kurdistan Region.
The medical vehicles will benefit an estimated 3.35 million people across the region.
Ahmed bin Ali Al-Baiz, assistant supervisor general for operations and programs at the center, and Ambassador Mohamed Bamba Mohamed Boba, director general of the OIC regional mission in Somalia, signed the $4 million agreement in Riyadh.
Boba described the partnership as reflecting the deep strategic ties between the OIC and KSrelief across multiple regions. He expressed the organization’s appreciation for the center’s support and commended Saudi Arabia’s extensive humanitarian outreach through KSrelief, which has aided vulnerable populations worldwide.
The assistance underscores Saudi Arabia’s commitment to supporting health infrastructure in Iraq’s Kurdistan Region and reinforces the Kingdom’s broader humanitarian mission to assist nations and communities in need globally.
