KSrelief and the World Food Programme have joined forces in a $4.5 million initiative to combat malnutrition in Somalia, targeting vulnerable children, pregnant, and breastfeeding women in drought-affected areas. This collaboration reflects Saudi Arabia's continued commitment to humanitarian aid, as highlighted during the UN General Assembly.

Continuing with the events at the UN General Assembly, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi expressed the country's readiness to resume nuclear negotiations if other parties are willing. While the objective is to revive the 2015 nuclear accord, direct negotiations with the US seem complicated due to existing international conditions.

In related international concerns, Iraq's top Shiite cleric, Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani, has called for an immediate cessation of Israeli airstrikes on Lebanon. These strikes have led to significant casualties, marking the heaviest losses in almost a year of clashes.

Meanwhile, on the diplomatic front, Saudi Arabia has forged a new alliance with Cuba to enhance healthcare collaboration. The agreement, signed during a meeting in Cuba, aims at exchanging expertise and producing essential medical supplies, indicating both countries' commitment to improving healthcare systems.

Shifting to cultural heritage, the Saudi Ardah, a traditional dance symbolizing unity and heritage in Saudi Arabia, continues to be celebrated. Recognized by UNESCO and promoted by the National Center for Saudi Ardah, this majestic dance embodies the strong bond between leadership and citizens.

Lastly, Al Masmak Palace, a historical fortress in Riyadh, stands as a testament to Saudi Arabia's unification under King Abdulaziz. This mud-brick structure, now a museum, preserves the Kingdom's rich history and identity, offering insights into its past for future generations.