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Saudi Arabia exemplifies global charity on International Day
Saudi Arabia annually celebrates International Volunteer Day on September 5th. It has emerged as one of the world's largest donor countries by implementing 9,030 humanitarian and developmental projects valued at over $145 billion across 175 countries. In 2015, the Kingdom established the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center, which has carried out 4,457 projects in 113 countries, totaling more than $8 billion. Saudi efforts in philanthropy reflect broad participation, with over 84,000 volunteers involved in medical and training programs benefiting approximately 2.86 million people. These initiatives have included more than 273,000 surgical procedures and innovative programs such as the Conjoined Twins Program, which has supported 158 cases and performed 72 successful surgeries. Additionally, Saudi Arabia has strengthened public donations through the "Sahim" platform, which has raised over 1.7 billion riyals. The country's humanitarian contributions have gained international recognition, with the United Nations designating the Day of Conjoined Twins in 2024. Moreover, Saudi Arabia is ranked second worldwide and first in the Arab world in 2025 as a leading contributor to humanitarian aid.
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