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HADHRAMAUT: The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center has delivered modern agricultural equipment to farmers in Yemen’s Hadhramout governorate. This initiative is part of a sustainable agriculture and fisheries support project to support the country’s people.
The project included the delivery of 55 diverse agricultural machines, including hand tillers, threshing tools for separating grain from chaff, and farm-spraying and cutting machines. 
A training program was also conducted to help farmers operate and maintain the equipment, and fuel supplies were provided to ensure effective use of the machinery.
 This project aims to boost farmers’ productivity and streamline agricultural efficiency through modern mechanization, facilitating plowing and harvesting while significantly reducing costs and labor. 
Meanwhile, the KSrelief Masam Project continues to clear explosives in Yemen, most recently dismantling 805 devices during the last week of October, including 676 items of unexploded ordnance, 102 anti-tank mines, 25 anti-personnel mines, and two explosive devices.

RIYADH: Several development projects for mosques and grand mosques across Al-Baha governorates were inaugurated on Thursday by Saudi Minister of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance Dr. Abdullatif bin Abdulaziz Al-Sheikh, with a total value of more than SR74 million ($19.7 million).

The initiative reflects the ministry’s commitment to preserving and upgrading religious facilities.

The projects were launched at a ceremony hosted by the ministry’s Al-Baha branch, bringing together deputy ministers and regional directors-general from across º£½ÇÖ±²¥.

The unveiling coincides with the minister’s inspection visit to the region, aimed at identifying local requirements for ministry services and ensuring alignment with its core mission. These field visits are conducted in accordance with leadership directives to maintain direct oversight of the ministry’s operations nationwide.