KSrelief provides shelter, winter clothing in Lebanon, Somalia
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Orphans and people with special needs in Lebanon’s Akkar Governorate received 470 vouchers to purchase winter clothes from approved stores. (SPA)
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Beneficiaries in Lebanon also included Syrian refugees and vulnerable members of the host community. (SPA)
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Updated 19 November 2024
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KSrelief provides shelter, winter clothing in Lebanon, Somalia
Updated 19 November 2024
Arab News
RIYADH: Saudi aid agency KSrelief has distributed shelter and winter clothing to displaced people in Lebanon and Somalia, reported the Saudi Press Agency.
Orphans and those with special needs in Lebanon’s Akkar Governorate received vouchers to purchase winter clothes from approved stores.
The beneficiaries also included Syrian refugees and vulnerable members of the host community.
In Somalia, 920 shelter kits, 80 tents and 1,000 clothing kits benefited 6,000 displaced people in several camps in the Banaadir region as part of a project aiming to provide 7,600 shelter and clothing kits and 215 tents in the area.
Both initiatives are part of the ongoing humanitarian assistance provided by KSrelief to countries and people in need around the world.
Digital integration makes Saudi industrial investor journey seamless, industry minister tells forum
Cites digital platforms such as the Senaei, which simplifies procedures related to industrial services and provides its services remotely
Updated 09 November 2025
Arab News
RIYADH: Business people seeking to invest in ֱ’s industries will now be able to complete all procedures electronically, according to Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources Bandar Alkhorayef.
Speaking at the recently concluded 4th Digital Government Forum in Riyadh, Alkhorayef said the “smooth and comprehensive investment experience” is made possible by platforms such as the Senaei.
He said the platform simplifies procedures related to industrial services and provides its services remotely, eliminating the need to physically visit the ministry’s branches across the Kingdom.
The minister’s remarks were reported Sunday by the Saudi Press Agency. The forum, held on Nov. 5-6 at the JW Marriot Hotel, was attended by over 2,000 participants, including decision-makers, experts, and more than 100 technology and digital transformation companies.
Alkhorayef emphasized that investment in new technologies, innovation, and artificial intelligence is fundamental to accelerating industrial growth and enhancing competitiveness.
The forum was attended by over 2,000 participants, including decision-makers, experts, and more than 100 technology and digital transformation companies. (SPA)
He highlighted the Future Factories program, which aims to transform 4,000 factories into automated facilities through private and international sector collaboration.
He added that the mining sector is also undergoing a significant digital leap, citing the Mansourah and Massarah mines as the first fully digital mine in the Middle East.
The two gold mines, located in Al-Khurmah governorate of Makkah province and managed by ֱn Mining Company (Ma’aden), supply ore to a plant capable of processing up to four million tons annually.
Alkhorayef also announced the launch of a digital services platform for exporters by the Saudi Export Development Authority. This platform will unify government export services under a single digital umbrella, streamlining the exporter’s journey and accelerating the growth of national exports.
Alkhorayef concluded that the ministry’s digital transformation reflects its commitment to building a diversified and sustainable industrial economy aligned with Vision 2030.
