Sudan renews its commitment to provide all facilities for the flow of humanitarian aid

The technical mechanism of the National Committee for Humanitarian Emergencies issued a statement today, renewing the government’s commitment to provide all facilities for the flow of humanitarian aid and providing everything that would help in the flow of this aid to those in need throughout the country.

The statement confirmed the government’s approval to open the airports of Kassala and Dongola Al-Obeid, in addition to Kadugli Airport, which was agreed upon between the Head of the Sovereignty Council and the President of the State of South Sudan, noting that there are 6 airports available to international organizations in addition to 7 land crossings that were previously approved.

The statement indicated that effective communication is taking place these days to start operating flights to transport humanitarian aid to South Kordofan State from Juba Airport to Kadugli Airport.

Thus, the government has fulfilled all requirements for the entry and flow of humanitarian aid by air, land and sea.

The statement said that all these decisions come from the government’s responsibility and determination to alleviate the suffering of citizens.
The government called on the international community to fulfill its commitment to provide in-kind and financial assistance, in addition to pressuring the rebels to stop their inhumane actions, such as arresting organization employees or besieging and bombing civilians, as has been happening for the third month in the city of El Fasher and other Sudanese cities.