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- The agreement will help 400 orphans
- Each orphan will receive $60 per month to cover living expenses
RIYADH: The Saudi aid agency KSrelief has signed via conference call a joint executive program with a civil society organization dedicated to the care of orphans in Montenegro.
The agreement, which will help 400 orphans, was signed by Ahmed bin Ali Al-Baiz, the assistant supervisor general for operations and programs at KSrelief, and Rifaat Vizic, president of the Islamic Sheikhdom and grand mufti of Montenegro.
As part of the agreement, each orphan will receive $60 per month to cover living expenses, in addition to psychological support for the children and families supporting them through the implementation of several recreational and social programs.
The project also aims to contribute to the economic and social security of orphans and their households, and covers 13 cities.
It forms part of the Kingdom’s humanitarian and relief projects and programs to help support orphans and improve their living conditions in Montenegro.