BAGHDAD, IRAQ: In continuation of the efforts of King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre (KSrelief), the center's team visited Iraq to follow up and supervise its health relief projects.

During the team's visit, they met with the Iraqi Minister of Health, Dr. Saleh Mahdi Al Hasnawi, in Baghdad, where he briefed the team on KSrelief's support of the Children's Cancer Hospital in Basra governorate with modern and advanced medical equipment and medicines to improve the hospital's readiness and its services to patients. 

KSrelief's project to support Iraq with liquid oxygen and its supplies was also discussed, as 4,500 oxygen cylinders were delivered to the Iraqi Ministry of Health, which in turn were distributed to health facilities in various Iraqi governorates.

The team was also briefed on the delivery of sites and the completion of pre-installation work for oxygen tanks which are expected to arrive in Iraq within the next month, as well as facilitating the work of implementing a company approved by KSrelief and discussing the resumption of the supply of liquid oxygen to Iraq health facilities from Saudi Arabia to meet the needs of people in Iraq.