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30,000 Livestock Aid Shipment Reaches Syria to Feed Needy Families

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30,000 heads of livestock have arrived in Syria as part of a large-scale humanitarian initiative aimed at providing food for tens of thousands of families in need. The shipment represents the largest single donation of food aid received by the country from an Arab nation this year.

According to Mohammed Nour A’rej, director of the Hajj and Umrah Department at the Ministry of Endowments, the substantial meat delivery includes sacrificial animals offered by Syrian pilgrims. He emphasized that the initiative embodies the fraternal and humanitarian cooperation between the two countries.

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Officials say the meat has been processed into organized food rations according to established standards, in preparation for distribution through a network of Social Affairs directorates and specialized charities.

Behjat Hejjar, representing the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor, confirmed that distribution mechanisms will rely on accurate data to ensure aid reaches the most vulnerable families, particularly those displaced in camps.

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  • Aid Volume: 30,000 heads of refrigerated meat
  • Beneficiaries: The most needy families in several governorates
  • Distribution Mechanism: Through charities and directorates of social affairs
  • Monitoring: Field monitoring to ensure transparency and fairness

A’rej expressed gratitude to Saudi Arabia, describing the project as reflecting the depth of fraternal relations between the two sisterly peoples and confirming Saudi Arabia’s commitment to the principles of Islamic solidarity.

The initiative comes at a time when thousands of Syrian families are facing severe economic challenges. The donated meat is expected to provide a significant improvement in nutrition for tens of thousands of citizens, especially children and other vulnerable groups.

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