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Saudi Arabia's aid reaches 175 countries
Saudi Arabia has focused on strengthening its position as a leading provider of humanitarian and developmental aid worldwide. It has contributed over $145 billion through the implementation of 8,997 projects benefiting 175 countries, ranking second globally and first among Arab nations among donor countries in 2025. The Kingdom's support for Yemen has been particularly prominent, accounting for 49.3% of the total aid, with programs such as the "Masam" project, which successfully removed over 585,000 landmines. Projects in the Gaza Strip include distributing 24,000 meals daily and facilitating two air and sea bridges to support the population. Saudi Arabia’s efforts continue across sectors such as health, education, and shelter, with hundreds of projects underway in Syria, Pakistan, Sudan, and Lebanon. Additionally, specialized medical programs have been implemented, including assessments and surgeries for conjoined twins, as well as support for rehabilitation. The Kingdom's volunteer initiatives are extensive, involving more than 84,000 volunteers, and have benefited over 2.8 million people around the world.
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