Saudia Cargo joins UNICEF Initiative to support worldwide vaccines delivery mission

6 April 2021

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Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – Saudia Cargo is one of the first Airfreight companies to join the Humanitarian Airfreight Initiative launched by UNICEF to support the prioritization of COVID-19 vaccines delivery alongside essential medicines, medical devices and other critical supplies to fight the pandemic.

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