Um al-Bashaer Complex in Saraqib

KSrelief (King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre) signed a joint executive programme with a Syrian civil society organisation on 20 September 2026 to build and equip the Um al-Bashaer Complex in the city of Saraqib, in rural Idlib. According to the centre's announcement, the project is funded by a donor and is expected to benefit more than 100,000 people.

Programme Signing

The programme was signed for KSrelief by Eng. Ahmed bin Ali Al-Baiz, Assistant Supervisor General for Operations and Programmes. It covers the construction of a health care centre with attached community facilities, with the aim of improving access to medical services for the community in Saraqib.

Planned Health Services

According to KSrelief, the health centre within the complex will provide:

• Daily medical consultations
• Kidney dialysis
• Reproductive health services
• Laboratory testing

Shops and Community Facility

The programme also includes commercial shops whose revenues are to support the sustainable running of the complex and the continuity of its health services, as well as a social facility serving residents of the area and the surrounding community.

KSrelief's Work in Syria

According to KSrelief data reported by SANA on 21 September 2026, the centre's completed and ongoing projects in Syria numbered 533, at a total cost of about USD 589.06 million. They span several sectors, chiefly health, food and agricultural security, shelter, education, early recovery, and water and environmental sanitation.