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Kingdom invests $6M in anti-terror efforts
Saudi Arabia has announced a financial support of $6 million to the United Nations Counter-Terrorism Centre, aimed at strengthening its capabilities and programs over four years starting from the fiscal year 2027. This support comes within the framework of the Kingdom's ongoing contributions to the global fight against terrorism, having previously contributed $110 million to establish the centre, in addition to funding other projects such as the Arab Strategy for Counter-Terrorism with an amount of $300,000. Furthermore, Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan expressed his appreciation to the UN Secretary-General and emphasized the importance of continued cooperation with the organization to enhance international efforts in combating terrorism.
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