世界卫生组织与沙特阿拉伯国王萨勒曼人道主义援助救济中心在利雅得国际人道主义论坛期间签署了多项卫生援助协议[1]。根据协议，沙特将为也门疟疾防控投入1200万美元，为霍乱防治提供210万美元[1]。此外，双方还签署了为苏丹难民提供透析治疗的协议，资金规模为360万美元[1]。
沙特阿拉伯同时重申了对全球脊髓灰质炎根除倡议的5亿美元承诺[1]。其中，WHO将获得3亿美元，联合国儿童基金会将获得2亿美元[1]。这笔资金旨在每年为370万儿童接种疫苗[1]。上述协议由WHO总干事谭德塞与沙特KSRelief监督长官Al Rabeeah于2月24-25日签署[1]。
The World Health Organization and Saudi Arabia's King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre signed a series of partnerships during the Riyadh International Humanitarian Forum on February 24-25, 2025, to address critical health priorities across multiple regions [1]. The agreements, signed by WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus and KSRelief's Supervisor General Al Rabeeah, commit resources to disease control and humanitarian medical assistance [1].
Under the accords, Saudi Arabia allocated $12 million for malaria control efforts in Yemen and $2.1 million for cholera prevention in the same country [1]. An additional $3.6 million was designated to provide dialysis treatment for Sudanese refugees in Egypt [1].
Saudi Arabia simultaneously confirmed a $500 million commitment to the global polio eradication initiative, with $300 million directed to WHO and $200 million to UNICEF [1]. This pledge is intended to support annual immunization campaigns reaching 3.7 million children [1].
