Ben Hathila: Top Arab aid provider in 2025
During the meeting of the Executive Committee of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Geneva, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia reaffirmed its strong commitment to enhancing international cooperation and supporting efforts to protect refugees. It ranked second worldwide and first among Arab countries in humanitarian and relief aid for the year 2025. The Kingdom emphasized the importance of burden-sharing and supporting host countries, with a focus on coordinating humanitarian and development efforts to meet urgent needs and foster stability. Additionally, Saudi Arabia condemned the continued escalation by the Houthi militia in Yemen, considering it a worsening of humanitarian conditions and an increase in displacement. It called for the protection of civilians and the facilitation of aid access. The Kingdom also expressed concern over the deteriorating situation in Gaza and supported efforts to alleviate suffering and establish a two-state solution. Moreover, it endorsed initiatives for recovery and reconstruction in Syria, aimed at ensuring a safe and dignified return for refugees. Lastly, Saudi Arabia reiterated its support for peace efforts in Sudan.
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