Saudi foreign minister highlights over $29 billion in aid to Yemen
September 26, 2026 | United Nations, International
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During his address Prince Faisal said Saudi Arabia had provided humanitarian and development assistance to Yemen "amounting to more than 29 billion US dollars," and stated that the Kingdom was "the first among humanitarian donors to the Republic of Yemen in 2025."
He emphasized the need for intra-state political solutions that respect sovereignty and institutions to alleviate humanitarian suffering and called for support that strengthens Yemeni state institutions while preserving natural resources.
He emphasized the need for intra-state political solutions that respect sovereignty and institutions to alleviate humanitarian suffering and called for support that strengthens Yemeni state institutions while preserving natural resources.
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