Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Call and Guidance has launched the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman iftar program in Nepal in accordance with the country’s approved protocols for coronavirus. KATHMANDU — Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Call and Guidance has launched the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman iftar program in Nepal in accordance with the country’s approved protocols for coronavirus, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Tuesday. The program was launched in the presence of Saudi Arabia’s ambassador to Nepal, Musaed bin Suleiman Al-Marwani, and the Minister of State and head of the Islamic National Authority in Nepal, Dr. Shamim Al-Ansari. As part of the program, 466 food baskets will be distributed across the country, benefiting 16,310 individuals. The Islamic affairs ministry continues to implement the program through its cultural centers and religious attachés offices in the Saudi Embassies in 16 countries around the world. — SG