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Saudi aid agency KSrelief expands global humanitarian efforts, supporting thousands across crisis-hit regions

KSrelief, Saudi Arabia’s humanitarian aid agency, has intensified its relief operations across multiple crisis-affected regions, delivering essential support to tens of thousands of people in Yemen, Mali, Chad, and Gaza Strip.

In Yemen’s Al-Jawf Governorate, over 100 emergency tents were distributed, assisting more than 600 displaced individuals. Meanwhile, in Al-Mukalla District of Hadhramaut, 660 cartons of dates were provided, benefiting around 4,000 people.

In Mali’s capital, Bamako, 450 food kits were distributed under a food security initiative, reaching 2,700 beneficiaries. In Chad, 2,875 cartons of dates were delivered, supporting 17,250 people as part of a larger project to distribute 800 tons of dates.

In Gaza, KSrelief’s Central Kitchen supplied 26,580 hot meals across central and southern areas. Additionally, 531 food kits were distributed in Khan Younis, helping more than 3,000 individuals.

Since its establishment, KSrelief has carried out over 4,200 projects in 113 countries in collaboration with nearly 350 partner organizations, with total aid exceeding $8.3 billion.

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