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- Saudi Arabia has handed over a residential complex consisting of 232 residential units for displaced families in Yemen's Hajja province. The.
- Organized by the Saudi aid agency, the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KS Relief Center), the project includes houses fully.
- According to the Saudi Press Agency, a total of 1,994 people will benefit from this residential complex. Through this project, homeless fami.
Saudi Arabia has handed over a residential complex consisting of 232 residential units for displaced families in Yemen's Hajja province. The move is part of Saudi Arabia's increased humanitarian aid activities in the conflict-stricken neighboring country of Yemen.
Organized by the Saudi aid agency, the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KS Relief Center), the project includes houses fully equipped with solar power systems, a secondary school, a mosque and two children's playgrounds. It also provides 150 additional solar power systems to families.
According to the Saudi Press Agency, a total of 1,994 people will benefit from this residential complex. Through this project, homeless families will be provided with a safer and more stable living environment and access to basic amenities.
Each residential unit consists of two rooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen and an open courtyard.
Hajjah Governor Abdul Karim Al-Sunini thanked Saudi Arabia, its leadership and the people for their continuous humanitarian assistance, saying that the project has given displaced families the opportunity to rebuild their lives after years of suffering.
