"Liberia is committed to transparency, accountability, and effective implementation as we seek partners to support our development goals—especially in the health sector." Foreign Minister Nyanti expressed the Liberian government’s deep concern over the adverse impact the aid cut has had on essential services, particularly in healthcare delivery, and conveyed a strong appeal for increased humanitarian assistance from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. In response, Dr. Abdullah Al Rabeeah warmly welcomed Foreign Minister Nyanti, acknowledging the long-standing relations between KSRelief and Liberia. He praised the Foreign Minister’s leadership and dedication to advancing her country’s welfare, particularly during a time of global humanitarian uncertainty.

“We value our friendship with Liberia and your continued engagement with KSRelief,” Dr. Al Rabeeah stated. “Our center stands ready to work closely with you to help revive and strengthen Liberia’s health sector. We are optimistic about the future of this collaboration, especially under your stewardship, which demonstrates a clear commitment to transparency and impactful results.” Dr. Al Rabeeah reaffirmed KSRelief’s commitment to supporting Liberia’s efforts through targeted humanitarian projects and pledged to explore avenues of expanded cooperation in health, education, and other critical sectors. The meeting concluded with mutual expressions of commitment to enhancing strategic coordination in humanitarian efforts and expanding the scope of support for the Liberian people.