KSrelief Supervisor General Meets Saudi Ambassador to Uganda

Ragya Wael January 8, 2024

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Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Rabeeah, Advisor to the Royal Court and Supervisor General of the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre (KSrelief), met with the Saudi Ambassador to the Republic of Uganda, Mohammed bin Khalil Faloodah, at the Centre’s headquarters in Riyadh today.

The meeting was a vital opportunity to discuss topics of mutual interest related to humanitarian and relief affairs.

Faloodah commended the significant Saudi humanitarian efforts made through KSrelief. He emphasized the Centre’s crucial role in supporting humanitarian work and providing relief to those affected in various parts of the world.

Moreover, KSrelief’s Assistant General Supervisor Ahmed bin Ali Al-Baiz, met with the UN Secretary-General Special Representative for Children and Armed Conflict, Virginia Gamba.

The meeting took place at KSrelief’s headquarters in Riyadh, shedding light on Saudi Arabia’s continual humanitarian outreach, especially towards children impacted by armed conflicts.

KSrelief

KSrelief was established by King Salman bin Abdulaziz in 2015 under the supervision of Al Rabeeah. The inception of KSrelief was a part of Saudi Arabia’s endeavors to mitigate the hardships of needy individuals globally.

The center symbolizes KSA operational transparency in delivering aid to the distressed irrespective of geographical, racial, or ethnic differences.

Humanitarian Outreach

The interaction between KSrelief and the UN representative included various discussions. For instance, they recently implemented a volunteer medical project for obstetrics and gynecology surgery in Mauritania. They also distributed winter bags to flood-affected individuals in Pakistan.

These efforts delineate KSrelief’s broad spectrum of humanitarian outreach, transcending beyond mere dialogues to tangible actions on the ground.