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Jeddah - Yasmine El Tohamy - KSrelief officials held meetings on Saturday with officials of UNICEF in Geneva and the Center for Counter-Terrorism, UNCCT, in New York.
In Geneva, Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al-Rabeeah, adviser at the Royal Court and supervisor general of KSrelief, met Edward Chaiban, deputy executive director of UNICEF for humanitarian affairs and supplies.
The discussions, held during the second Global Refugee Forum, focused on humanitarian and relief aid, as well as the pressing issues outlined in the Global Refugee Forum’s agenda.
The officials also addressed the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip, exploring strategies to address challenges in the region.
Simultaneously, in New York, a delegation from KSrelief, led by Abdullah bin Saleh Al-Muallem and Shalhoub bin Abdullah Al-Shalhoub, held discussions at the UN headquarters with Mauro Medico, director of UNCCT.
The meeting aimed to activate a pre-established agreement, focusing on raising awareness and providing support to victims of terrorism and extremism.
Discussions also covered joint cooperation in research and studies concerning the link between relief and humanitarian aid in environments afflicted by terrorism.
Both parties explored avenues for cooperation in delivering humanitarian aid in conflict areas, with a shared commitment to preventing fragile societies from falling victim to terrorism.
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