Saudi Ambassador Delivers 7,000 Sacrificial Animals to Guinea.

Conakry: Saudi Ambassador to Guinea Dr. Fahd bin Eid Al-Rashidi handed over 7,000 sacrificial animals (Adahi) allocated for the Hajj season 1445 AH to the Republic of Guinea. The ceremony was held at the headquarters of the General Secretariat for Religious Affairs in Conakry, and was attended by Deputy Secretary-General Sheikh Ibrahim Bah and other officials. According to Saudi Press Agency, Ambassador Al-Rashidi highlighted the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's longstanding commitment to global humanitarian initiatives. He noted that the project, which ensures the distribution of sacrificial meat to those in need worldwide, is supported by the Kingdom's leadership and underscores the effort to enable pilgrims to perform their rituals in accordance with the highest Islamic and health standards. He expressed appreciation for the cooperation between both nations, emphasizing the strong bonds of friendship and gratitude to all entities involved in facilitating the project. Sheikh Ibrahim Bah, speaking on behalf of th e Guinean government, extended profound thanks to the Saudi government and people. He praised the Kingdom's continuous support for humanitarian causes, noting that such initiatives reflect the enduring ties between the two countries. The delivery, he added, highlights Saudi Arabia's dedication to aiding vulnerable communities globally, particularly in Guinea.