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Philippines Receives Dates Donation From Saudi Arabia

The arrival of 25 tons of dates from Saudi Arabia showcases the spirit of cooperation between our countries.

Philippines Receives Dates Donation From Saudi Arabia

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The Philippines received Monday 25 tons of dates fruits from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

“We’re sharing with the Philippine people Saudi products. Dates is a special product of Saudi Arabia and we’re here to present it as gift. It’s a message of love between the two countries,” Saudi Arabia Embassy Charge d’Affaires a.i Abdullah Saad Al-Shahri said in an interview after the turnover ceremonies in Makati City.

Dates are an essential part of the Saudi diet since the ancient times.

“This is a gift from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to the people of the Philippines. This is related to food but there are other gifts as well,” Al-Shahri said, referring to other projects in the country, including the operation of Filipino conjoined twin sisters Ayeesha and Akhizah Yusoph.

The sisters were separated through a surgery facilitated by the Saudi Arabian government in 2024.

Also present during the turnover ceremonies were National Commission on Muslim Filipinos Secretary Sabuddin Abdurahim, Department of Foreign Affairs-Office of the Middle East and African Affairs Deputy Assistant Secretary Dinno Oblena, and King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center’s Abdulrahman Almogren and Mohammed Alhamar. (PNA)