Riyadh, December 10, 2024 – In recognition of their selfless contributions to public health and the well-being of society, Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, has graciously approved the awarding of the Order of Merit Third Class to 305 Saudi citizens. This honor is bestowed upon those who have demonstrated exceptional civic responsibility by donating blood 10 times, an act that not only saves lives but also serves as a testament to the individuals' commitment to supporting their fellow citizens.
The awarding of the Order of Merit Third Class is a prestigious recognition of these individuals' dedication to humanitarian causes and their role in promoting a culture of giving within the Kingdom. Donating blood is a vital act that contributes to saving lives, and these 305 individuals have gone above and beyond, repeatedly offering this invaluable gift to those in need.
The honor is a reflection of King Salman’s unwavering commitment to supporting and encouraging acts of kindness, generosity, and community service among the citizens of Saudi Arabia. It also highlights the Kingdom’s continuous efforts to foster a culture of voluntary health contributions, which play a crucial role in strengthening the healthcare system and improving the quality of life for many.
King Salman’s approval of this award serves to inspire others to follow the example of these distinguished citizens, fostering a spirit of solidarity and social responsibility. It is a recognition of the importance of collective efforts in promoting public health and contributing to the well-being of the nation. Through such gestures, the Kingdom continues to uphold its values of compassion, unity, and service to humanity.