Islamabad, January 10, 2025 – The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has successfully distributed 2,821 food baskets to communities in need across multiple flood-affected areas in Pakistan. These distributions took place in the districts of Bahawalnagar and Rahim Yar Khan in Punjab province, as well as in the Hingol area of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. This initiative, which benefited 18,638 individuals, forms part of the 2025 food-security support project aimed at providing critical aid to vulnerable populations in the wake of devastating flooding.
This project is part of Saudi Arabia’s ongoing commitment to supporting food security in countries facing humanitarian crises. The assistance provided by KSrelief is a vital lifeline to communities that have been severely impacted by the floods, many of whom are among the most vulnerable in Pakistan. Each food basket contains essential items necessary for survival, helping to ensure that families can meet their nutritional needs in the immediate aftermath of the disaster.
The distribution of food baskets in Pakistan reflects KSrelief’s broader mission of providing humanitarian aid to nations experiencing significant hardship, whether due to natural disasters, conflict, or other challenges. As part of Saudi Arabia’s humanitarian efforts, KSrelief has been instrumental in delivering life-saving assistance to various countries in need, reinforcing the Kingdom’s role as a global leader in humanitarian relief.
Through this initiative, Saudi Arabia reaffirms its commitment to international solidarity, responding to urgent crises and ensuring that those most affected by disaster have the support and resources they need to rebuild their lives. The 2025 food-security support project continues to be a cornerstone of KSrelief’s work, demonstrating the Kingdom’s dedication to alleviating human suffering and promoting stability and well-being in affected regions around the world.
