A humanitarian airlift has been launched by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre as an initiative of ongoing global food assistance, reaching 15 countries across multiple regions in order to support vulnerable communities and strengthen food security.
The launching of the Bangladesh chapter was held in the premises of the Embassy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Dhaka yesterday..
The initiative is implemented with coordination with relevant partners to guarantee efficient distribution and maximum impact on the ground.
It also underscores the Centre’s mission to provide sustainable humanitarian assistance while contributing to stability and resilience in vulnerable regions.
The Centre is still expanding their global relief programmes, reaffirming the role of a key distributor to humanitarian aid and food security efforts worldwide.
This time, Bangladesh has been listed as one of the countries who will receive such aid. The Centre will be providing 60,000 food baskets to support the Rohingya refugees and host communities, reinforcing essential relief efforts amid the ongoing humanitarian and economic challenges.
The food baskets contain staple items designed to meet basic nutritional needs and ease the burden on affected families.
This operation reflects the steadfast commitment of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia towards international humanitarian principles and the continued leadership in response to food security globally.
Thanks to rapid delivery, the Centre ensures life-saving assistance for communities in need in a timely manner.
