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[23/12/2022 03:31]

RIYADH - SABA
King Salman Relief and Humanitarian Center (KSrelief) signed today, Thursday, an agreement with the World Food Program (WFP with total cost $20 million to support the most vulnerable and poorest segments of population in Yemen.

Under the agreement some 16908 tons of wheat flour will be purchased and distributed to 524 thousand people.

The WFP's official Richard Raghan noted that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia contributed to the WFP humanitarian aids in Yemen with total amount of one billion and 168 million USD since 2015 including 380 million USD in 2019, helped to increase the WFP's operations to reach to 13 million people.