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First Saudi aid plane arrives at Damascus International Airport, second despatched

Carrying medical, food and shelter supplies, the plane is the first of many to provide urgent relief over the next few days. (SPA)
Carrying medical, food and shelter supplies, the plane is the first of many to provide urgent relief over the next few days. (SPA)
Carrying medical, food and shelter supplies, the plane is the first of many to provide urgent relief over the next few days. (SPA)
Carrying medical, food and shelter supplies, the plane is the first of many to provide urgent relief over the next few days. (SPA)
Carrying medical, food and shelter supplies, the plane is the first of many to provide urgent relief over the next few days. (SPA)
Carrying medical, food and shelter supplies, the plane is the first of many to provide urgent relief over the next few days. (SPA)
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01 Jan 2025 05:01:37 GMT9
01 Jan 2025 05:01:37 GMT9

Arab News

RIYADH: Saudi aid agency KSrelief sent the first two relief planes to Damascus on Wednesday morning. 

Carrying medical, food and shelter supplies, the plane is the first of many to provide urgent relief over the next few days. 

The total aid provided by the Kingdom to the Syrian people from 2011 to the end of 2024 amounted to 856 million and 891 thousand US dollars, state news agency SPA reported.

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