The UN Secretary-General paid an official visit to the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) in Riyadh, where he reviewed the center’s extensive humanitarian operations and its global impact in supporting vulnerable communities. The visit formed part of a broader tour aimed at strengthening international cooperation in relief work and sustainable development.
During the visit, KSrelief officials briefed him on the center’s key programs, including medical assistance, food security initiatives, emergency relief interventions, and specialized support projects targeting children, women, and refugees in crisis zones. They also outlined the center’s field operations and the international partnerships that ensure aid is delivered efficiently and transparently.
The Secretary-General praised the Kingdom’s significant humanitarian role through KSrelief, noting that its programs represent an effective model for international collaboration in responding to crises worldwide. He commended the center’s professionalism, its swift response capabilities, and its ability to reach affected populations in even the most challenging environments.
The visit also included discussions on expanding future collaboration between KSrelief and UN agencies, with a focus on joint efforts in education, food security, healthcare, and protection for fragile communities. Through such initiatives, KSrelief continues to solidify its standing as a leading humanitarian institution dedicated to supporting those in need across the globe.
