Islamabad, February 5, 2025 — The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has successfully distributed 3,400 aid packages to communities in Pakistan that have been severely affected by recent flooding. The packages, which included essential shelter materials and winter supplies, provided critical support to 23,802 individuals across the provinces of Sindh, Shangla, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
This initiative is part of KSrelief’s ongoing 2025 aid project for Pakistan, which aims to provide much-needed relief to those displaced and impacted by the devastating floods. The aid packages were specifically designed to address the immediate needs of affected families, offering vital supplies to help them cope with the harsh winter conditions and the challenges of rebuilding their lives.
KSrelief’s distribution reflects Saudi Arabia's long-standing commitment to humanitarian assistance and its determination to support vulnerable populations worldwide. By delivering vital aid directly to those in need, the Kingdom continues to play a leading role in providing relief to countries facing crises, exemplifying the Kingdom's dedication to alleviating suffering and contributing to global humanitarian efforts.
The distribution also highlights the ongoing partnership between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, with both nations working closely together to ensure that aid reaches the most affected areas and provides a foundation for recovery and resilience in the wake of natural disasters.
