KSrelief Implements 4,457 Humanitarian Projects Across 113 Countries

 Saudi Arabia's humanitarian and relief efforts, implemented through the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief), have reached 113 countries through 4,457 projects valued at $8.57 billion as of the end of August 2026.
 The projects span vital sectors, including food security, healthcare, shelter, water, education, protection, and early recovery.
 Yemen was the largest beneficiary of the center's projects, receiving more than $4.79 billion, followed by Syria with $586 million and Palestine with approximately $547 million. Somalia received $258 million, while Pakistan and Sudan received $228 million and more than $196 million, respectively.
 In July, KSrelief and the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland signed an agreement to provide $10 million in financial support to the World Food Programme, with the contribution shared equally between the two entities.
 KSrelief continues to combine emergency relief with long-term development initiatives, providing food, medical care, shelter, and capacity-building support in partnership with UN agencies, international organizations, and local stakeholders in beneficiary countries.