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Since the early days of its modern renaissance, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has extended its white hand to all of humanity, offering generosity that knows no bounds and does not stop at time or place.

Since the era of the founder King Abdulaziz - may God have mercy on him - until today, under the leadership of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz and his trustworthy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the Kingdom has established a unique identity in humanitarian work, an identity that has made its contributions a global approach that does not differentiate between an Arab, a Muslim, or a human being in any corner of the earth. Saudi Arabia has become a pioneering model in leading international efforts, standing at the forefront when communities are shattered under the weight of crises and wars or threatened by disasters and conditions, affirming that the humanitarian dimension is an integral part of its civilizational message.

The language of numbers confirms

The numbers here speak of more than mere description, as the Kingdom has provided humanitarian and developmental assistance exceeding 141 billion US dollars, implementing more than (7,983) projects in (173) countries, solidifying its position among the largest donor countries worldwide.

It is classified among the most generous countries globally in relation to the size of its economy, and it occupies an advanced position on the list of international donors.

When looking at the most prominent beneficiaries according to the statistics from the aid platform, the comprehensive role of Saudi Arabia in supporting the economies of many brotherly and friendly countries becomes clear, with Egypt, Yemen, Pakistan, Iraq, Syria, and Palestine at the top.

Saudi Arabia does not only spend money, but it also yields through its efforts and the interaction of its people a humanity of the highest quality, as a mark of pride in the record of global humanitarian work, where assistance and campaigns transform into a bridge for peace, against currents of despair and hunger, granting brotherly peoples a new glimmer of hope, with documented numbers that do not lie, and a support journey that does not stop.

Extended vision and renewed message

Within the framework of Saudi Vision 2030, humanitarian work has become one of the pillars of the Kingdom's soft power, as assistance has transformed from mere circumstantial response to a stable policy that reflects the Islamic and humanitarian values of the Kingdom, supports community stability, and enhances sustainable development globally.

The Kingdom has not settled for being a traditional donor, but has become a leader in shaping the standards of global humanitarian work. Its continuous contributions since the founder's time until today under King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman are a testament that Saudi Arabia does not just give money, but offers humanity a broader horizon and renewed hope.

Reliable platforms with an institutional vision

To ensure that this generosity remains framed by transparency and efficiency, the Kingdom has launched a system of licensed platforms that have transformed donation and charitable work into a comprehensive digital humanitarian experience, the most prominent of which are:

• King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center: the Kingdom's primary relief arm in facing disasters and crises.

• National Donation Platform (Tebarua): a central interface for directing contributions to its trusted channels.

• Ehsan Platform: a pioneering model in enabling the community for institutional giving.

• Jood Housing Platform: to secure housing for the most needy families.

• Shifa Platform: to support emergency health cases.

• Waqfi Platform: to establish the concept of sustainable developmental endowment.

• Zakati Platform: to facilitate the performance of the zakat pillar within a safe and reliable environment.

The countries most benefited from Saudi support

• Egypt: 32,493,324,636 dollars.

• Yemen: 27,697,876,791 dollars.

• Pakistan: 13,194,182,635 dollars.

• Iraq: 7,334,491,364 dollars.

• Syria: 7,534,185,787 dollars.

• Palestine: 5,370,105,579 dollars.