Damascus, January 02, 2025 – In a display of continued humanitarian support, the first relief flight of the Saudi airlift, coordinated by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief), arrived today at Damascus International Airport, delivering crucial supplies to Syria. The relief plane was loaded with food, shelter materials, and medical supplies, along with a dedicated KSrelief team tasked with overseeing the distribution of aid.
Upon arrival, the aircraft was warmly received by Abdullah Al-Harees, Chargé d'Affaires of the Saudi Embassy in Syria, alongside Dr. Mohammed Hazem Bakleh, President of the Syrian Arab Red Crescent, and a group of media representatives. Al-Harees, during his address, underscored the importance of this assistance, which he described as an extension of Saudi Arabia’s longstanding humanitarian efforts aimed at alleviating the suffering of the Syrian people amidst the ongoing crisis. He reiterated that KSrelief’s involvement highlights the Kingdom’s consistent commitment to providing aid to those in need, regardless of their circumstances.
Dr. Bakleh expressed deep gratitude on behalf of the Syrian people for the timely assistance, recognizing the invaluable support that Saudi Arabia continues to offer. He highlighted that this aid will be distributed across all regions of Syria, ensuring that no community is left without relief, emphasizing the inclusivity of the operation. He also commended the Kingdom's efforts to ensure that humanitarian aid reaches the most vulnerable populations in the country.
This delivery of aid is yet another demonstration of Saudi Arabia's unwavering commitment to humanitarian causes and its leadership in providing assistance to nations in need. Through KSrelief, the Kingdom not only addresses immediate needs but also reinforces its significant role in the global humanitarian landscape, showcasing the spirit of solidarity and compassion that transcends borders.
