✍️ Prepared and Analyzed by: Strategic Media Division – BETH News Agency

In an age marked by humanitarian crises and geopolitical complexities, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia stands out not merely as a donor, but as a humanitarian force that transforms aid into a symbol of civilization, compassion, and strategic leadership.

🧾 Total Humanitarian Aid Provided by the Kingdom:
Saudi Arabia has extended approximately SAR 504.03 billion in aid (around USD 134.40 billion), implemented through 7,558 projects across 172 countries worldwide.

🔍 Top Recipient Countries (by Projects and Value):

Yemen: 1,394 projects | USD 16.34 billion

Egypt: 68 projects | USD 32.49 billion

Pakistan: 294 projects | USD 12.80 billion

Iraq: 68 projects | USD 7.33 billion

Palestine: 296 projects | USD 5.36 billion

🌐 Strategic International Partnerships: Saudi Arabia strengthens its humanitarian role through partnerships with global development organizations, including:

Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank: USD 305.34 million

Arab Fund for Economic and Social Development: USD 238.60 million

International Bank for Reconstruction and Development: USD 183.68 million

Islamic Development Bank: USD 133.47 million

Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa: USD 102.74 million

🏥 Support for Visitors (Refugees) in the Kingdom:

Yemenis: USD 11.25 billion

Syrians: USD 6.09 billion

Rohingya: USD 2.27 billion

📊 BETH Analysis: Saudi Arabia does not treat humanitarian aid as a mere gesture but as a strategic, values-driven responsibility. The numbers reflect deliberate priorities in relief, development, and empowerment — where partnerships multiply the impact, and influence comes not through dominance, but through dignity.

📌 Symbolic Conclusion:
When numbers speak the language of humanity, slogans fall silent. The Kingdom continues to lead not by diplomacy alone, but by embodying a civilization of giving.

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