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DUBAI: Saudi aid agency KSrelief has launched and concluded several aid initiatives this week in Pakistan, Turkiye and Sudan.
In Islamabad on Thursday, KSrelief inaugurated a major food-relief initiative, distributing 1,300 tonnes of dates to families impacted by the recent flooding across Pakistan.
The launch was attended by Saudi Ambassador to Pakistan Nawaf Al-Malki, along with several officials and KSrelief representatives. Ambassador Al-Malki emphasized that the project aligned with directives from the Kingdom鈥檚 leadership and continued efforts to assist families most affected by natural disasters in the country.
In Hatay Province, Turkiye, KSrelief concluded a voluntary medical program held from Oct. 15-22, aimed at providing prosthetic assistance and rehabilitation services.
A team of 13 volunteer medical specialists offered 203 physiotherapy sessions, fitted 138 prosthetic and orthotic devices, and delivered 50 electric mobility aids.
Meanwhile, in Khartoum State, Sudan, KSrelief distributed 500 food parcels to displaced families, benefiting 3,484 individuals. The aid operation comes amid humanitarian challenges in the region, where access to essential supplies remains severely limited.