London: Supervisor General of the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) Dr. Abdullah Al Rabeeah affirmed that the Kingdom firmly believes the best humanitarian, developmental, economic, and technological outcomes are achieved by empowering supported communities and enabling them to actively participate in addressing the challenges they face. This came during his participation yesterday in the closed humanitarian session at the Global Partnerships Conference held in London, United Kingdom.

According to Saudi Press Agency, Al Rabeeah stated that the United Nations launched the UN80 Initiative in March 2025, which calls for redesigning humanitarian coordination mechanisms to prioritize the most urgent needs, while strengthening transparency and accountability in aid delivery. He emphasized that KSrelief is committed to enhancing the success of its humanitarian missions by building a comprehensive cooperative framework with all partners.

He further noted that cooperation between Saudi Arabia and the United Kingdom has resulted in the implementation of humanitarian projects valued at $35 million. KSrelief has worked with more than 340 partners over the past 10 years to reach the largest possible number of people in need. Since 2015, the center has delivered humanitarian aid totaling more than $8.3 billion through more than 4,200 projects across 113 countries.