MAKKAH: The Ministry of Interior, through the Agency for Military Affairs, is supporting the families of deceased and injured armed forces personnel with a humanitarian program reflecting the leadership鈥檚 commitment to citizens.

A key part of the program enables relatives of martyrs and injured personnel to perform Hajj at the ministry鈥檚 expense, along with providing psychological, medical and social care throughout the year.

One beneficiary speaking from Mina, Ibrahim bin Abdulkarim Al-Zahrani 鈥� injured in the line of duty and brother to two martyrs 鈥� expressed his appreciation for the Kingdom鈥檚 support.

He said such care reassures families that the Kingdom stands by them and gives them strength to continue serving, a Saudi Press Agency report said.

Al-Zahrani added that the ministry鈥檚 efforts, under Minister of Interior Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Naif, represent the state鈥檚 respect for the sacrifices of martyrs and its commitment to their families.

Chief Sgt. Salem Al-Qahtani of the General Department for the Care of Martyrs and Injured Families shared his 14-year experience serving the group, highlighting the department鈥檚 close, familial bond with their families.

鈥淲e have followed the children of the martyrs since their early years, watching them grow 鈥� some are now our colleagues, while others are performing Hajj through this program under the leadership鈥檚 close supervision,鈥� he said.

The department develops support programs for beneficiaries, demonstrating the Kingdom鈥檚 commitment to honoring those who gave their lives for the nation and continuing support for their families.

It also reflects the leadership鈥檚 approach to supporting citizens and honoring the sacrifices of martyrs.