- ISLAMABAD: Saudi Arabia donated 22 truckload of relief assistance for flood-affected people of Sindh.
- Top Saudi diplomat Muhammad Al-Madni and regional director of Rabita Alam-Al-Islami Abu bin Muhammad Ibrahim sent the relief items from Islamabad.
An IIRO delegation, which especially flew from the Kingdom, was present at the relief distribution ceremony for over 6 million flood affected people of Sindh.
Madni told journalists, that the relationship between the Kingdom and Pakistan was deep-rooted brotherly and time-tested.
He said the Iftar Al-Saim Project is the reflection of Saudi Arabia’s the heart-felt pain for its Pakistani brothers in need of relief and assistance due to the recent floods.
Madni praised efforts of Iftar Al-Saim Project and assured local chiefs of Relief Distribution Organization including head of Pakistan's Bait-ul-Maal, Zammurrad Khan, of continued Saudi assistance for flood-affected people.
Kingdom had financed two field hospitals in Pakistan during last year’s unprecedented floods at Thatta and Muzzaffargarh.



