King Salman Center distributes 1,160 food baskets in Abyan province as part of the second phase of emergency interventions.
- The King Salman Center distributed 1,160 food baskets in Abyan Governorate.
- This initiative is part of the Emergency Food Interventions Project in Yemen.
- Local officials praised Saudi Arabia's ongoing humanitarian support for Abyan residents.
- The Center aims to enhance food security for vulnerable groups in the region.
King Salman Humanitarian Aid Center Distributes Food Baskets in Abyan
The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center has launched the distribution of 1,160 food baskets in Abyan Governorate. This initiative marks the second phase of the Emergency Food Interventions Project in Yemen, aimed at supporting needy families, displaced individuals, teachers, and host families in the region.
Local Officials Praise Ongoing Support
Mahdi Al-Hamid, the Secretary-General of the Local Council in Abyan, praised the generous and continuous support provided by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia through the King Salman Center. He emphasized that this assistance plays a crucial role in alleviating the suffering of local residents and meeting their basic food needs.
Commitment to Humanitarian Efforts
Al-Hamid highlighted that these interventions are part of Saudi Arabia’s broader humanitarian efforts to support the Yemeni people across various governorates. He noted the importance of enhancing food security for the most vulnerable groups in the region.
The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center remains committed to addressing the urgent needs of the Yemeni population, ensuring that essential resources reach those who require them the most.
To follow the news in Arabic
