Saudi support for refugees surpasses $24B

Today, Saudi Arabia celebrated International Refugee Day, revealing figures showing that the total humanitarian aid provided to refugees and displaced persons worldwide has exceeded $23.7 billion since the founding of the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center in 2015. The Kingdom's efforts include delivering aid both domestically and abroad, with a focus on refugees residing within the country, where assistance to them has amounted to over $20.43 billion up to 2026. Additionally, the Center has implemented more than 4,394 projects in 113 countries, including the establishment of camps, distribution of relief materials, and the provision of health and educational services, all to strengthen efforts in supporting the most vulnerable groups globally.

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