Saudi Arabia ranks second in the list of top donors in providing humanitarian aid worldwide in 2025

Saudi Arabia ranks second in the world and first in the Arab world in providing humanitarian aid. According to UN data, the country has achieved this position in the list of top donors in providing humanitarian aid worldwide in 2025. Arab News reported this information in a report yesterday, Sunday (January 18).
According to the UN Financial Tracking Service, Saudi Arabia is the second largest contributor to providing humanitarian aid in the world. 49.3 percent of the total aid provided in Yemen came from Saudi Arabia. In addition, the country ranks second in providing aid to the Syrian Arab Republic.
In addition, a 2024 report on development assistance showed that Saudi Arabia ranks second among donor countries and tenth among 48 donor countries worldwide.
Dr. Al-Saud, supervisor of the Saudi government aid agency KS Relief, said: Abdullah Al-Rabiah said that all information related to this aid is being stored in real time on a platform called ‘Saudi Aid’, which is the largest humanitarian aid database in the Middle East.
Saudi Arabia is establishing itself as a reliable partner in humanitarian aid by standing by people affected by disasters and crises around the world.