Evaluating the Role of Saudi Arabia's Humanitarian Contributions to Achieving SDG 17: Partnership for the goals

Abstract

The study examines the overview of Saudi Arabia's contribution to humanitarian efforts to achieve Sustainable Development Goal 17 (Partnership for the goals),especially SDG 3 (Health and Well-Being) ensuring everyone has access to global Health and promoting well-being for all. The United Nations 2030 agenda for sustainable development replaces MDGs and has the most significant transformative shift toward a resilient and sustainable path. The critical analysis evaluated the impact of contributions, exploring how they support global efforts for achieving SDG-3.
Saudia Arabia has made significant efforts to address health-related challenges and is committedto enhancing health outcomes.The King Salman Humanitarian Aid Centre contributes to several global projects by providing medical, support healthcare infrastructure and the supplies of medicines and medical equipment, and a global vaccination campaign. KS-relief also sponsored mobile clinics in Yemen to provide 24/7 treatment services to patients.
The study underscores the importance of Saudi Arabia's collaborative efforts in improving global health standards and promoting well-being for all, through its contirputions in partnerships for the goals SDG 17.Despite the success of SDGs-3 worldwide, there are still obstacles to overcome, and global health disasters still need attention. That can be possible by partnerships with national and international organizations, financial assistance, and healthcare initiatives.