King Salman Relief Center and Al-Ameen Sign Partnership to Support Dialysis Services in Syria

In a new step reflecting ongoing efforts to support the healthcare sector in Syria, the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center has signed a cooperation agreement with the International Association for the Protection of War and Disaster Victims – Al-Ameen (Al-Ameen Humanitarian Support Organization), aimed at strengthening the continuity and efficiency of dialysis services provided to patients across various Syrian regions.

This agreement comes as part of a series of partnerships established by the King Salman Relief Center with organizations and associations operating in the Syrian field, with the goal of reaching the most vulnerable groups and ensuring the uninterrupted delivery of essential medical services, particularly given the major challenges facing the healthcare sector after years of prolonged crisis.

Supporting Medical Infrastructure and Equipment

The agreement focuses on supporting the infrastructure and equipment necessary for providing dialysis services, one of the sensitive treatment services that kidney failure patients rely on regularly and continuously. Providing appropriate equipment and maintaining it is a key factor in ensuring the quality of healthcare delivered to this category of patients, who require regular dialysis sessions that may occur several times a week.

Through this support, both parties aim to raise the efficiency of health centers specializing in dialysis and reduce the burdens faced by patients in accessing this service, especially in areas suffering from a severe shortage of medical resources and specialized equipment.

Expected Impact on Beneficiaries

Initial estimates indicate that this agreement will contribute to serving approximately 70,000 beneficiaries, a figure that reflects the scale of actual need for this type of healthcare service in Syria, while also highlighting the importance of continued international and regional support to address accumulated health challenges.

This cooperation is expected to directly improve the quality of life for kidney failure patients by ensuring the availability of necessary medical devices and supplies, reducing waiting periods, and limiting health complications resulting from interrupted or delayed dialysis sessions.

A Partnership Reflecting Shared Humanitarian Commitment

This cooperation between the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center and the International Association for the Protection of War and Disaster Victims – Al-Ameen highlights the shared commitment of both parties to supporting the Syrian healthcare sector and enhancing the local health system’s capacity to respond to the needs of the population, especially groups suffering from chronic conditions that require continuous medical care.

This step builds on previous efforts by both parties in the fields of humanitarian relief and health support, reinforcing the prospects for sustaining vital medical services in the most affected areas, and underscoring the importance of institutional partnerships in confronting the complex humanitarian challenges facing Syria’s healthcare sector.