Saudi Prince delivers aid to Syrians through Turkish relief agency

A charity organization headed by Saudi Prince Al Saud on Wednesday delivered one thousand tonnes of humanitarian aid to be carried into Syria through Turkish Red Crescent Aid Society. Nolabbee Al Nedaa (We hear your voice), a Saudi Arabia-based charitable organization led by Saudi Prince Turki bin Talal bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud, handed the aid over to relief agency Turkish Red Crescent, which will in turn deliver it to Syrian towns of Atma, Kah and Karama. The aid package, carried in 55 containers to a depot in the Turkish province of Hatay, contains food items, blankets, clothing, cleaning supplies, an ambulance and four generators. "Our aid projects were primarily focused on Jordan and Lebanon," said Recep Yazici, Turkey director of Nolabbee Al Nedaa, who estimated that the aid cost in excess of two million dollars. "But now our third corridor is Turkey. This will be our largest corridor and we will continue delivering aid," Yazici said. Turkish officials in Hatay thanked Saudi Prince for his support.