Saudi Arabia allocates over $3.4B for food security in 88 nations
Saudi Arabia has contributed over $3.4 billion to support food security in 88 countries, as part of its ongoing efforts to address global food insecurity. Advisor to the Royal Court, Abdullah Al Rabeea, pointed out that conflicts are the main cause of rising food insecurity rates, and emphasized the need to focus on prevention and build long-term resilience, rather than just managing short-term crises. He also highlighted the importance of improving supply chains and developing innovative methods to deliver aid more efficiently and rapidly, along with engaging with local communities to better understand their needs. He stressed that the Kingdom’s efforts include funding projects to support food security, such as food ration supply programs, bakery rehabilitation, and enhancing the resilience of rural communities, which has helped more than 1.4 million people in Syria.
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