In collaboration with the Norwegian Council for Refugees, Riyadh-based King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has launched a number of humanitarian projects in the fields of protection of women, children, water and environmental reforms and education in Somaliland in an amount of $2.2m., benefiting 100,000 persons, it was reported here today. In comments on the gesture, the Minister of Planning and National Development Hasan Mohammed Ali, lauded the role of KSrelief, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's relief arm, in implementing many relief and humanitarian programs and projects in the Islamic world in general and Somaliland in particular. For his part, the Assistant Director of the KSrelief in Africa Yousef Bakheet Al-Rahmah said that the projects and programs launched by KSrelief are part of fighting coronavirus COVID-19.
