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KSrelief delivers aid to vulnerable communities

KSrelief delivers aid to vulnerable communities
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KSrelief also provided 190 food packages to Syrian refugees in the town of Shebaa, Lebanon, benefiting 950 people. (SPA)
KSrelief delivers aid to vulnerable communities
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KSrelief also provided 190 food packages to Syrian refugees in the town of Shebaa, Lebanon, benefiting 950 people. (SPA)
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KSrelief also provided 190 food packages to Syrian refugees in the town of Shebaa, Lebanon, benefiting 950 people. (SPA)
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Updated 22 March 2025

KSrelief delivers aid to vulnerable communities

KSrelief delivers aid to vulnerable communities

RIYADH: Saudi aid agency KSrelief has delivered thousands of food packages to some of the world’s most vulnerable people, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Saturday.

In the Syrian Arab Republic, 840 packages were distributed across several governorates as part of the Etaam Ramadan project.

KSrelief also provided 190 food packages to Syrian refugees in the town of Shebaa, Lebanon, benefiting 950 people.

In South Africa’s Vereeniging, 400 packages were distributed to families, while 190 parcels went to those in need in southern Lebanon, aiding 900 individuals.

In Tajikistan, KSrelief delivered food packages to 600 families in Baljuvon district.

Now in its fourth phase, the Etaam project aims to distribute more than 390,000 food parcels in 27 countries during Ramadan, benefiting 2.3 million people at a cost of more than SR67 million ($17.8 million).

Additionally, KSrelief distributed 4,050 cartons of dates in Yemen’s Aden governorate, benefiting 24,300 people.


Jazan’s crafts market brings heritage to life

Jazan’s crafts market brings heritage to life
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Jazan’s crafts market brings heritage to life

Jazan’s crafts market brings heritage to life

RIYADH: The crafts market in Jazan features an interactive heritage pavilion showcasing aspects of traditional life in the region, the Saudi Press Agency reported.

Visitors can experience folk customs, old games, traditional women’s adornments and cuisine that have been a part of the community’s identity for generations.

Organized by the Alrowad Youth Association and the Cultural House as part of the Year of Handicrafts, the market offers an engaging cultural experience that blends storytelling and education.

It aims to connect younger generations to the memory of place and time through dialogue and participation, attracting many visitors who immerse themselves in the village-like atmosphere.

The initiative also provides a platform for artisans to display traditional crafts and skills, which in turn gives a boost to the local economy.

Traditional craft workshops led by local artisans are being held every Friday and Saturday until the end of the month at the Cultural House to give people a hands-on experience that combines learning, enjoyment and heritage revival.

The subjects covered are pottery, sculpture, painting, palm frond weaving, candle and perfume making, leather arts, Arabic calligraphy, seashell crafts, embroidery, jewelry and accessories, branding and product packaging.