Saudi Relief Campaign implements $ 44 Million projects in Indonesia

Riyadh, February 06, 2010, SPA -- In implementation of the directives of Prince
Naif bin Abdulaziz, the Second Deputy Premier and Minister of Interior, who is
also General Supervisor of Saudi Campaign for Relief of Victims of Earthquake
and Tsunami in East Asia, and in the framework of cooperation with regional and
international humanitarian organizations, the Campaign has executed in
cooperation with Islamic Development Bank, Seven projects at a cost of more
than $ 44.6 million in the province of Aceh, Indonesia.

In a statement to the Saudi Press Agency, Dr. Saed Al-Orabi Al-Harthi, Advisor
to Prince Naif and the Campaign's Chairman pointed out that the projects
included among others two centers for orphans, repair of a mosque, 1000 housing
units, 3 medical clinics; and delivery of drinking water.

He noted that the campaign has been providing many projects and programs
amounted to a total cost of more than $ 86 million in countries affected by the
tsunami in medical, educational, housing, social fields .


--SPA