In September 2006, the UN general assembly unanimously adopted a resolution denouncing all kinds of terrorism and fixed a comprehensive strategy to confront this plague. The United Nations welcomed the idea of late King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz to establish a specialized center to combat terrorism under its umbrella whereas Saudi Arabia's permanent representative to the United Nations and chairman of the United Nations Center to Combat Terrorism Ambassador Abdullah bin Yahya Al-Maalami has lauded the close follow-up and unlimited support the UN center for combating terrorism is enjoying from the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud. He stated that the center has benefited from the support of member states, led by the Kingdom which provided the center with a generous donation of $110 million since its inception in 2011, noting that the center now enjoys an international and regional support. On the other hand, the Kingdom has played well-known roles in promoting human rights, enforcement of law, spread of peace culture, and dialogue initiatives among cultures and people as key parts in the fight against terrorism and extremism and confirmed that respect of international legitimacy and its principles is the only way that leads to solving chronic international disputes and deprive terrorists from using the feelings of upset and disappointment emerging from oppression, grievance and occupation elsewhere. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia underscores the importance of putting into force the principles of the United Nations away from double standards and selective implementation as well as the importance of developing and modernizing the UN system and its agencies to enable the organization play better roles. In the past years, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has provided financial support for the UN programs to meet their obligations and implement their humanitarian programs. In this regard, its contributed to the Anti-poverty Fund in the Islamic World in addition to its contributions in capitals of 18 financial international establishments and commissions. --More 21:27 LOCAL TIME 18:27 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w