Adahi Project Distributes More Than 60,000 Meat Packages to Charities to Promote Social Solidarity

Supervisor General of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Project for Utilization of Hady and Adahi (Adahi) Saad Al-Wabel, announced the distribution of more than 60,000 sacrificial meat packages to charitable organizations in Makkah, as well as other cities and governorates in the Kingdom. It is part of a comprehensive plan designed to ensure that meat reaches beneficiaries efficiently and effectively.

 Al-Wabel emphasized that Adahi is one of the most prominent humanitarian initiatives that embodies the values of solidarity and compassion in society. He noted that it is implemented according to the highest Sharia and health standards, starting from the reception of the sacrificial animals through the slaughtering and preparation processes to packaging and distribution, ensuring the quality and safety of the meat.

 He added that the project is keen to cooperate closely with local and international charities, as well as humanitarian and relief organizations, contributing to the achievement of its humanitarian goals and reaching the largest possible segment of needy families. He noted that Adahi reflects the Kingdom's commitment to its pioneering role in supporting humanitarian and relief initiatives.

 The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's Project for Utilization of Hady and Adahi (Adahi) contributes to supporting food security and translating the Kingdom's commitment to its humanitarian mission toward Muslims around the world.