Ambassador Al Saleh also pointed out that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is one of the first countries to respond quickly and to assist people around the world and that it is one of the most important donor countries in the world, where the total humanitarian assistance provided by King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center for poor countries amounted to more than one billion and 800 million dollars to support projects related to food security, water, environmental sanitation, nutrition, health, shelter, education services, support and coordination of humanitarian and other logistics services, where the total number of projects implemented by the Center in different Services reached 269 projects in cooperation with 80 international partners. He said that the countries most benefiting from these projects were Yemen, Syria, Somalia and Rohingya (Myanmar displaced persons and refugees in Bangladesh). In the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's speech, the permanent delegation to the UN also referred to the Kingdom's efforts to address the problems of poverty by supporting the establishment of a fund of the Islamic Development Bank, in which the Kingdom donated $ 1 billion as a contribution to this fund, explaining that the Kingdom's total non-refundable aid and soft development assistance over the past three decades amounted to more than $ 100 billion. --SPA 02:03 LOCAL TIME 23:03 GMT 0051 www.spa.gov.sa/w769200