King Salman Center signs cooperation agreements to benefit approximately 25,000 people
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The King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Works signed two cooperation agreements on Friday with civil society organizations, according to the Saudi Press Agency. The agreements aim to rehabilitate and rebuild schools in the Idlib and Al-Zoor regions of Syria.
The Saudi humanitarian projects include improving educational infrastructure in areas affected by the Syrian conflict. The initiatives are expected to benefit approximately 25,000 people, mostly children and displaced families.
This step reflects the continuation of Saudi efforts to support reconstruction and humanitarian stability in Syria.
Saudi Arabia has approved the rehabilitation of schools and social facilities in Idlib and Deir ez-Zor in Syria through the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre. Approximately 25,000 people will benefit directly and indirectly from the projects, which are part of a broader programme to develop 48 Syrian schools.
The rehabilitation of schools in affected Syrian provinces impacts educational stability for tens of thousands of Syrian children and families. Saudi investment in educational infrastructure contributes to improving educational opportunities and the return to normal life in areas suffering from humanitarian crises.

Mehmet Yılmaz