KSrelief Official Meets with Tajik Ambassador to Discuss Humanitarian Efforts
Their discussions focused on relief and humanitarian efforts, exploring ways to enhance support for Tajikistan.
During the meeting, Ambassador Karimi praised Saudi Arabia's humanitarian initiatives, highlighting KSrelief's vital role in assisting those in need and supporting affected individuals in his country.
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