The arrival of a major British medical convoy arrives in Sudan to perform free operations

British “Doctors Rahman” organization arrived in the country today, and includes 46 specialists from Britain. Ireland, France, America, South Africa, India and Pakistan. With the caravan, quantities of medicines, devices and medical equipment donated to Sudan, where its members will be distributed over four cities – including the capital, Khartoum – to perform surgeries and provide free examinations and treatment to patients in various specialties. The Sudanese Embassy in London supervised all arrangements for the convoy in cooperation with the Federal Ministry of Health, the relevant state health ministries, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, under the auspices of the Advisory Council for Humanitarian Affairs and international organizations. The embassy’s commissioner, Hosni Mustafa, was bidding farewell to the convoy at Heathrow Airport in London.
It is noteworthy that the convoy is the third that the organization has been running to Sudan since last year. The organization donated estimated quantities of medicines, devices and medical supplies to arrive via sea freight, in addition to sending a number of Sudanese doctors to train abroad.