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UN praises Saudi aid operations in Gaza during KSrelief field visit

  • UN delegation tours Saudi relief projects in Gaza
  • OCHA praises KSrelief food, water aid provision
By Arab News ·

UN says Gaza aid delivery conditions ‘far from sufficient’

By AFP ·
Update

Israeli attacks kill 140 in Gaza in 24 hours, medics say, as focus shifts to Iran

By Reuters ·

Over 84,000 people affected by Somalia floods since mid-April: UN

By AFP ·

Gaza mass grave underscores ‘war without limits’, UN official says

By AFP ·

Medical supplies shortage hampering Myanmar quake response: UN

By AFP ·

Nearly 6 million Somalis need aid this year: UN

By AFP ·
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Saudi Arabia reaffirms commitment to global humanitarian efforts at high-level UN meeting

By Arab News ·

OCHA donor support group discusses humanitarian strategies for 2025, Saudi Arabia highlights commitment to Sudan

By Arab News ·

UK’s Tom Fletcher named head of UN humanitarian agency

By AFP ·

UN laments rising death toll in Gaza, says children ‘attacked by rodents and insects’ at night 

By Ephrem Kossaify ·

KSrelief signs agreement worth $9 million to support Yemen Humanitarian Fund

By Arab News ·

Nigeria’s northeast risks mass hunger as UN funding dwindles

By Reuters ·

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