Minsk: The Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance carried out the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques' iftar program in Belarus and Zambia on Monday, as part of Saudi Arabia's efforts to serve Islam and Muslims worldwide and promote values of solidarity and compassion.
According to Saudi Press Agency, in Belarus, the program was launched in the capital, Minsk, attended by a group of Islamic figures. The initiative will reach 1,000 beneficiaries.
In Zambia, the program took place in the capital, Lusaka, in the presence of Saudi Ambassador to Zambia Ali Alkahtani and several officials. The iftar program in Zambia is set to reach 1,750 beneficiaries.
The implementation of these initiatives forms part of the ministry's Ramadan programs across various countries, reflecting the Kingdom's leadership commitment to sharing the joy of the blessed month with Muslims worldwide and underscoring Saudi Arabia's humanitarian mission in serving Islam and Muslims.