King Salman Relief Center distributes 1,000 food baskets in Hadramawt
As part of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's ongoing humanitarian efforts to support the brotherly Yemeni people, the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center implementing its vital projects aimed at alleviating the suffering of displaced persons and the most vulnerable families. In its latest field operation, the Center distributed 1,000 food baskets to displaced people in the Shuhuh area of Sayun District, Hadramawt Governorate.
Details of humanitarian aid in Seiyun
The distribution included providing comprehensive food baskets that benefited 7,000 individuals from the most vulnerable groups. This support comes as part of a comprehensive response plan aimed at securing the basic living requirements of families displaced by the current circumstances. The Shuhuh area in Seiyun is one of the areas that has received a large number of displaced people, placing a strain on local resources and necessitating urgent intervention from the center to address the food gap.
Emergency Food Interventions Project
This aid falls under the “Emergency Food Interventions Project” in Yemen, one of the strategic programs adopted by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center. The project aims to provide food security for vulnerable populations in various Yemeni governorates, with a focus on areas suffering from severe shortages or those hosting large numbers of internally displaced persons. The distributed food baskets contain essential items that meet a family's basic needs for a specific period, thus helping to protect them from the risk of famine and malnutrition.
The Kingdom's leading role in humanitarian work
This relief effort reflects the leading role played by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in the humanitarian field globally and regionally. Since its establishment, the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center has dedicated its efforts to serving humanity without discrimination, with Yemen being among the top beneficiaries of its projects. International reports indicate that the Kingdom is one of the largest donors to humanitarian response plans in Yemen, with its assistance not limited to food but also encompassing the health, education, and shelter sectors, as well as water and sanitation projects.
The importance of timing and expected impact
This aid is doubly important given the difficult economic conditions in Yemen, which have led to a decline in citizens' purchasing power and a rise in the prices of basic commodities. This direct intervention contributes to strengthening social resilience and providing a safety net for displaced families, thus reducing reliance on negative coping mechanisms. These initiatives underscore the Kingdom's unwavering commitment to standing with the Yemeni people in their time of need and working tirelessly to improve their living conditions until full stability is restored to the country.
