RIYADH: The head of the Saudi aid agency, KSrelief, arrived in Somalia on Sunday to help launch 24 humanitarian relief projects worth a combined $45 million, the Saudi Press Agency reported.
The schemes, which are concerned with food security, health, education, water and environmental sanitation, are expected to benefit about 6 million people.
KSrelief’s Supervisor-General Abdullah Al-Rabeeah attended a launch ceremony in Mogadishu with Somali Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre and other senior officials.
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