refundable aid amounted to 30 billion US dollars, while loans which were exempted from these countries amounted to six billion US dollars at a time the Saudi Development Fund presented six billion dollars in soft relief loans for financing (345) (...)
public partnership and collaboration in climate activities and international initiatives prior to 2020. These partnerships would help governments and the private sectors achieve the set goals in a comprehensive yet balanced manner. It also takes (...)
preparedness and provision of the elements of success to this summit".
Then Prince Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud made the following announcement, ending the 3rd Arab Economic and Social Development summit:
"In the name of the Custodian of the Two (...)
kind assistance amounting to more than $ 24 billion, Dr. Attar added.
Dr. Attar also said that in 2008, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia donated $ 500 million for United Nations World Food Program in response to the appeal by the UN Secretary General to (...)
Several world leaders and dignitaries have applauded the outcome of the recent Jeddah Energy Meeting held under the patronage of King Abdullah, Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques.
In separate statements, all of them hailed the outcome of the (...)
narcotics policy was required, which was more responsive to the underlying economic, social and political aspects linked with the increased poppy cultivation in some areas, he said.
Clearly, innovative solutions and more resources should be devoted (...)
day conference, the General Assembly decided to add a third day to the post-Bali discussion to allow all 115 participants -107 member states and 8 observers - a chance to contribute, spokesperson Janos Tisovszky told the Saudi Press Agency on (...)
based, transparent, non-discriminatory and fair multilateral trading system is fundamental for developing countries to benefit from globalization. In this spirit, reaffirm their support for the strengthening of the World Trade Organization and for a (...)
which should have been finished by 2004, but has been dogged by wrangling over subsidies and long-protected markets -- reaches its next milestone when the ministers meet in Hong Kong in December.
A blueprint agreed last year set out broad (...)