Saudi Arabia Celebrates World Children's Day with Global Welfare Initiatives

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Saudi Arabia celebrates World Children's Day every year on November 20 by helping kids through many projects run by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief). This center works to improve the lives of children and make them feel safe.

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Since it started, KSrelief has done 3,117 projects in 105 countries, spending over $7.1 billion. Among these, 965 projects, worth $924 million, focused on helping children and their families. These projects aim to make their lives better, help with education, and ensure they grow up in safe places.

One key project is helping children in Yemen who were affected by the war, especially those who were forced to fight. This program helps these kids return to their communities, go back to school, and get emotional support. So far, 530 children and 60,560 family members have been helped.

KSrelief also works with UNICEF to give health care and food to babies and mothers. The center also helps kids keep learning in areas that have been hit by wars or natural disasters.

KSrelief’s work shows how much Saudi Arabia cares about helping children around the world to grow up healthy, safe, and educated.

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