Agar meets South Kordofan Call delegation

Deputy Head of the Sovereignty Council, Commander Malik Agar, affirmed the government’s commitment to strengthening efforts to alleviate the suffering of the people of South Kordofan by delivering humanitarian aid, providing essential needs through airdrops, and facilitating the work of relief teams and organizations, enabling them to carry out their humanitarian missions.

During a meeting with the South Kordofan Call delegation in his office in Port Sudan today, Agar praised the initiatives put forward by the popular delegation to support and assist official efforts to deliver humanitarian aid, particularly to the cities of Kadugli and Dilling, which are suffering from the siege imposed by the rebel militia and the SPLM-N

For his part, Al-Nuwarni Mohamed Abdel Rahman, spokesperson for the South Kordofan Call delegation, explained in a press statement that the meeting discussed the initiative’s role in advancing governmental and popular efforts to alleviate the suffering of the citizens of South Kordofan.

The delegation stated that it appreciated the government’s efforts to deliver humanitarian aid to the cities of Dilling and Kadugli, amidst the current challenges. They also commended the airdrop operation carried out over the past two days, which had a clear impact in alleviating the crisis for civilians. The delegation also commended the efforts of the Sayyad Movement to open the El Obeid-Dilling-Kadogli road, which will significantly contribute to delivering aid and lifting the siege imposed by the rebel militia and the SPLM-N.