Riyadh: The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has recently distributed more than 1,000 food parcels among individuals in need in Lebanon and Sudan.

In a move to alleviate the suffering of vulnerable populations worldwide, this aid marks an extension of Saudi Arabia's ongoing humanitarian efforts.

In Lebanon, KSrelief distributed 456 packages of food aid among 2,280 people.

The Saudi Press Agency reported this development on Thursday, highlighting the organization's commitment to providing essential sustenance in regions grappling with crisis conditions.

Simultaneously, a further 580 food aid parcels were dispatched to displaced families returning to Bahri in Sudan’s Khartoum State.

This distribution benefited approximately 3,917 individuals, underscoring KSrelief’s dedication to supporting communities affected by conflict and displacement.

The aid operation underscores the importance of international humanitarian efforts in addressing the pressing needs of populations facing severe socio-economic challenges.

It reflects Saudi Arabia's continued commitment to providing vital assistance during times of crisis.