King Salman Humanitarian Aid Center funds leukemia treatment for Palestinian child in Jordan

King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center has continued its efforts to provide specialized medical care for Palestinian patients, by funding the treatment of Abdullah Mahmoud, a Palestinian child, and transferring him to the King Hussein Cancer Center in Jordan to complete a comprehensive treatment plan.

The center is covering the medical expenses for Abdullah Mahmoud, a two-year-old Palestinian boy diagnosed with leukemia, as part of its ongoing humanitarian support for Palestinian patients and its commitment to providing specialized healthcare.

The initiative included transferring the child to the King Hussein Cancer Center in Jordan, where he will receive a comprehensive treatment plan under the supervision of a specialized medical team, following the latest approved treatment protocols.

The center is also implementing a specialized project to treat Palestinian cancer patients from Gaza, in cooperation with the King Hussein Cancer Center in Jordan.

These initiatives are part of Saudi Arabia’s humanitarian and medical efforts, carried out through the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center, to provide essential healthcare for those in need and those affected around the world.