King Salman Humanitarian Center Distributes Food to 3,420 in Sheberghan, Afghanistan

Saudi Arabia’s King Salman Humanitarian Aid Center distributed food packages to 570 families in Sheberghan, Afghanistan, supporting returnees, displaced persons, and vulnerable communities.

The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSRelief) distributed hundreds of food packages in Sheberghan, Afghanistan, benefiting 570 families, including returnees, displaced persons, and those in need. In total, 3,420 individuals received assistance.

The center said the initiative is part of its 2026 Food Security and Emergency Aid Project in Afghanistan, aiming to alleviate hunger and provide urgent support to vulnerable communities.

KSRelief emphasized that the food distribution is part of Saudi Arabia’s broader humanitarian efforts in Afghanistan, designed to reduce suffering and support the country’s most vulnerable populations.

The aid reached families across Sheberghan, providing essential staples and emergency relief supplies amid ongoing economic challenges and instability in northern Afghanistan.

KSRelief has a long history of humanitarian work in Afghanistan, including assistance to citizens in regions affected by natural disasters such as the 2022 earthquake in Kunar province.

The organization has coordinated with local authorities and community leaders to ensure aid reaches both urban and remote communities, prioritizing the most affected and underserved populations.

The latest distribution highlights Saudi Arabia’s ongoing commitment to humanitarian aid in Afghanistan, aiming to address food insecurity and support resilience among displaced and struggling families.

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