The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has concluded its voluntary training project focused on economic support, empowerment, and advanced first aid in Jakarta, Indonesia. The initiative, held from August 12 to 19, 2024, involved 23 volunteers across various specialties. Throughout the project, KSrelief's team provided training in advanced first aid, sewing and embroidery, electrical extensions, nutrition and food safety, air conditioning maintenance, and the basics of photography, montage, and content creation. A total of 725 individuals benefited from these courses. This project aligns with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's commitment, through KSrelief, to offer valuable training programs that help young people develop skills, secure income sources, and improve their living standards. It also reflects the Kingdom's ongoing efforts to enhance development in various countries and support communities in need globally. Source: Saudi Press Agency
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