Saudi Arabia Commits $90 Million Financial Support To Palestine Amid Ongoing Challenges

Saudi Arabia has extended $90 million in financial aid to Palestine, presented by Saudi Ambassador to Jordan, Prince Mansour bin Khalid bin Farhan. This gesture underscores Saudi Arabia's ongoing commitment to supporting Palestine in 2025. The funds were handed over to Palestinian Minister of Planning and International Cooperation, Estephan Salameh, at the Saudi embassy.

Prince Mansour highlighted that this financial assistance is crucial for helping the Palestinian government meet its obligations. He stressed the importance of this aid in bolstering the resilience of Palestinians amid economic and humanitarian challenges. The support also extends to vital sectors like health and education, reflecting Saudi Arabia's continuous developmental and humanitarian efforts.

The ambassador reiterated Saudi Arabia's steadfast commitment to supporting Palestinian rights and the establishment of an independent state. He mentioned recent political initiatives co-chaired with France at an international conference aimed at peacefully resolving the Palestinian question. These efforts have garnered broad international recognition for Palestine and the two-state solution.

Minister Salameh expressed gratitude for Saudi Arabia's consistent financial and political backing. He acknowledged the significance of this support in easing Palestine's financial crisis, which has been worsened by recent Israeli policies. Salameh praised Saudi Arabia's historical stance towards Palestine and its unwavering support for Palestinian rights.

The Palestinian Authority conveyed its appreciation to King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud. They acknowledged their continued political, economic, and humanitarian support for Palestine. This ongoing assistance is seen as vital in addressing the challenges faced by Palestinians.

This financial aid from Saudi Arabia is part of a broader effort to alleviate suffering among Palestinians. It aims to strengthen their resilience against ongoing economic hardships while supporting essential services like health and education.

With inputs from SPA