Death of Mr. Ali Al-Salman and burial date in Al-Ahsa

The Eastern Province was deeply saddened this morning by the news of the passing of Mr. Ali Al-Salman, may God have mercy on him, after a battle with illness. His death marks the end of a distinguished life of social and charitable giving. A pall of grief has descended upon the region, given the esteemed social standing of the deceased and his significant contributions to supporting development and healthcare projects.
Details of the funeral and burial ceremonies
The Central Funeral and Mourning Committee announced the final schedule for the farewell ceremonies, confirming that the body will be laid to rest tomorrow, Tuesday, in his hometown in Al-Ahsa Governorate. According to the arrangements, preparations will begin with the washing of the body at the Al-Jish Cemetery mortuary (number 2) in Qatif Governorate, in preparation for its transfer to the next rites.
The first funeral prayer is scheduled to take place in Dammam, specifically at the Imam Hussein Mosque in the Al-Anoud neighborhood, immediately following the noon and afternoon prayers. Afterwards, the body will be transported in a solemn procession to Al-Ahsa Governorate, where the second prayer and burial will be held at Al-Sha'bah Cemetery in Al-Mubarraz at 3:30 PM. Large crowds of mourners from across the Eastern Province are expected to attend.
A proven track record of supporting the health sector
The deceased was not merely a passing social figure, but a national role model in social responsibility, his name associated with impactful healthcare projects. Most notably, he generously donated to establish the "Comprehensive Screening and Early Detection Center for Tumors" in Qatif Governorate. This vital project was more than just a building; it was a humanitarian initiative aimed at promoting a culture of prevention and providing advanced medical care that contributes to saving lives through early disease detection.
His efforts culminated in the generous patronage of His Royal Highness Prince Saud bin Nayef bin Abdulaziz, Governor of the Eastern Province, who oversaw the signing of the partnership agreement to implement this project in collaboration with the First Health Cluster in the Eastern Province. This partnership reflects the importance of integration between the non-profit and government sectors in achieving the goals of the Kingdom's Vision 2030 related to improving quality of life and enhancing healthcare services.
Extended social impact
In addition to his most prominent project, the deceased left a clear mark on supporting numerous health programs in local centers and backing initiatives aimed at alleviating the burdens on patients and providing an advanced treatment environment. The passing of Mr. Ali Al-Salman represents a loss of a national figure who believed that charitable work is a fundamental pillar in building society, and his legacy will remain present through the projects he established and the lives he helped heal.



