Latest news with #OmarAl-Bitar
Saudi Gazette
11 hours ago
- Business
- Saudi Gazette
Saudi Arabia delivers $30 million in financial support to Palestine
Saudi Gazette report AMMAN — Palestinian Minister of Finance Omar Al-Bitar received a financial installment from Saudi Arabia amounting to $30 million in a ceremony held in Amman on Thursday. Acting Chargé d'Affaires at the Saudi embassy in Jordan Mohammed Mounis delivered the amount to Al-Bitar during their meeting at the Saudi embassy. This is part of the Kingdom's continued support for the State of Palestine for the year 2025. Speaking on the occasion, Al-Bitar praised Saudi Arabia's ongoing financial and political support, highlighting the significance of this contribution in alleviating the severe financial crisis faced by Palestine amid recent Israeli policies. He also expressed deep appreciation of the Kingdom's longstanding and unwavering stance in support of Palestine and its people, as well as its support for their legitimate rights and the establishment of their independent state. Al-Bitar conveyed the greetings of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa to Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman and Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman for their enduring political, economic, and humanitarian support. On his part, Mounis noted that this installment reflects the Kingdom's commitment to supporting the Palestinian government and enabling it to meet its financial obligations, highlighting the importance of this aid in enhancing the resilience of the Palestinian people and alleviating their economic and humanitarian hardships. He also noted that Saudi Arabia has provided some $5.3 billion in recent years in humanitarian, relief, and development aid as part of its broader support for the State of Palestine, reaffirming the Kingdom's steadfast commitment to upholding the rights of the Palestinian people.
Jordan News
12 hours ago
- Business
- Jordan News
Saudi Arabia Provides $30 Million Financial Aid to Palestine - Jordan News
On Thursday, Palestinian Finance Minister Omar Al-Bitar received a financial aid package from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia amounting to $30 million, during a meeting held in the Saudi Embassy in Amman. The aid is part of Saudi Arabia's ongoing support to the State of Palestine for the year 2025. اضافة اعلان The handover took place at the Saudi Embassy in Amman, during a meeting between Minister Al-Bitar and Mohammed bin Hassan Moanes, the Acting Chargé d'Affaires at the Saudi Embassy in Jordan. Minister Al-Bitar praised the Kingdom's continuous financial and political support, emphasizing the importance of this contribution in alleviating the severe financial crisis faced by Palestine amid recent Israeli policies. He expressed deep appreciation for the Kingdom's historic and steadfast stance in support of the Palestinian people. He also conveyed the greetings of President Mahmoud Abbas and Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa to the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz and His Royal Highness Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman, thanking them for their consistent political, economic, and humanitarian support. For his part, Moanes explained that this financial aid reflects the Kingdom's commitment to supporting the Palestinian government and enabling it to meet its financial obligations. He highlighted the significance of this support in strengthening the resilience of the Palestinian people and easing their economic and humanitarian hardships. He reaffirmed Saudi Arabia's unwavering commitment to supporting the rights of the Palestinian people, noting that the Kingdom has provided approximately $5.3 billion in recent years. This aid has included humanitarian, relief, and development assistance in support of the State of Palestine. It is worth noting that Saudi Arabia provides financial assistance to Palestine targeting critical sectors—particularly health and education—including coverage of hospital expenses, procurement of medicines and medical equipment, and payment of salaries for medical staff, teachers, and administrative employees in the Ministry of Education, in addition to operational expenses for schools.
