RIYADH: The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre (KSrelief) of Saudi Arabia has dispatched its 17th relief plane on Saturday, carrying 90 tons of medical supplies from King Khalid International Airport to Gaziantep Airport.
The aid is aimed at assisting those affected by the recent earthquake in both Syria and Turkey, according to a report by the Saudi Press Agency (SPA).
The relief efforts by Saudi Arabia come as part of its ongoing commitment to extend support to countries facing humanitarian crises. The medical supplies carried by the plane are crucial for addressing the urgent healthcare needs of the affected populations.
The earthquake, which struck regions in both Syria and Turkey, has caused significant damage and led to numerous casualties. The provision of medical supplies will help alleviate the suffering of the victims and contribute to the overall relief efforts in the affected areas.
Saudi Arabia’s Commitment to Playing Active Role in Humanitarian Assistance
The initiative reflects Saudi Arabia’s commitment to playing an active role in humanitarian assistance and demonstrating solidarity with nations grappling with natural disasters and other emergencies. The efforts are aligned with the Kingdom’s principles of promoting global cooperation and extending support to those in need.
KSrelief has been at the forefront of delivering humanitarian aid and relief to various countries around the world. The organization has consistently coordinated with international partners to ensure efficient and timely assistance reaches the affected regions.
