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Saudi Arabia's humanitarian identity comes to light, 50,000 citizens continue citizenship for humanitarian reasons

Government releases shelves to 8 million illegal residents in the country

Jeddah  Saudi Arabia offers financial and moral support to the poor and poor throughout the world. Every year, hundreds of millions of rails are sent to people in aid countries. According to the Saudi Press Agency, the World Conference held under the UN Refugee Commission in Geneva has been highly praised by Saudi Arabia.
At this global conference, Saudi Arabia was represented by the Deputy Head of the Saudi Human Rights Commission, Abdul Aziz bin Abdullah Al Khayel. He told conference attendees that human rights are highly respected and respected in the Saudi state. Because the practice of Saudi Arabia rests on the teachings of the Qur'an and Sunnah, which urges human beings to treat equality.
The Saudi government is doing its part to help the poor in various areas around the world. Abdul Aziz al-Khalil said that 50,000 people have been issued citizenship on the basis of humanitarian sympathy in Saudi Arabia, but instead of evacuating some 8 million people in the state, they have resolved their problems by issuing shelters. Has been removed.
He said that the number of relief campaigns for the unseen around the world comes in third. So far, Saudi Arabia has donated $ 18 billion to those forced to relocate to Syria, while $ 160 million has been donated to Syrian refugees. In addition, there is $ 250 million in aid for Rohingya victims. There are currently one million 74,000 refugees in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, whose responsibility for the establishment and administration of the Saudi government is all human rights. Whereas in Saudi Arabia, children whose parents are unaware, are also immediately granted citizenship and their upbringing and education are the responsibility of the government.

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