RIYADH: Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman has directed King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Aid (KSRelief) to coordinate with the Arab coalition, the legitimate Yemeni government and UN organizations to facilitate the transfer of the injured who need to be treated abroad following the Great Hall incident in Sanaa.
This directive is just an extension of the center’s humanitarian initiatives undertaken by the Kingdom to help the brotherly Yemeni people.
Following the royal order, Abdullah Al-Rabeeah, adviser to the Royal Court and supervisor general at KSRelief, signed on Wednesday an agreement renewing a joint project between the center and the Sudanese Red Crescent.
Under the agreement, the Sudanese side will provide more logistic support, including medical teams, to the Health Ministry’s hospitals situated near the Saudi-Yemeni border where injured Yemenis will be treated under direct KSRelief supervision.
The royal gesture is just one in a chain of humanitarian operations undertaken to help Yemeni people.
In September, KSRelief transferred 43 wounded Yemenis from Taiz to Sudan for treatment at its expense.
