"The state-backed King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre charity (KSRelief) said on Sunday that it would provide an aid package that would help clear an estimated 75,000 cubic metres of rubble from the capital and its surroundings. list of 3 itemsend of list Abdullah Al Rabeeah, who leads KSRelief, said at an event in Damascus that the charity was honoured to inaugurate a number of humanitarian projects for the Syrian people, including those focusing on health, food security and education."
"The aid will also help rebuild 34 schools in Aleppo, Idlib and Homs, reconstruct dozens of bakeries, and rehabilitate sewage and water infrastructure in Damascus. In a post on X, Syria's Minister for Disaster Management Raed al-Saleh said the agreements signed between the two countries would enhance humanitarian response efforts and reconstruction in Syria, affirming the strength of the humanitarian and brotherly relations between our two countries."
KSRelief will fund a reconstruction project to clear an estimated 75,000 cubic metres of rubble from Damascus and surrounding areas and to repair critical infrastructure. The aid package includes rebuilding 34 schools in Aleppo, Idlib and Homs, reconstructing dozens of bakeries, and rehabilitating sewage and water systems in the capital. Projects will focus on health, food security and education. KSRelief operates 422 projects across Syria worth more than $500 million, with most work in health and food security. Gulf states including Saudi Arabia and Qatar have provided economic support and investment pledges since the 2024 fall of the previous government.
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