Taha Osman Al-Hussein on an African tour with a Congolese passport, accompanied by an Emirati delegation

Taha Osman Al-Hussein arrived in the capital of the Central African Republic, Bangui, and the capital of Chad, N’Djamena, as part of an Emirati delegation that visited a number of African capitals.
Reliable sources revealed that Taha traveled with a Congolese diplomatic passport, and obtained an entry visa for a Western country.

The sources indicated that he used the diplomatic passport of the Democratic Republic of the Congo in all his African tours after the outbreak of war in Sudan.

They noted Taha’s coordination to market the line hostile to Sudan and supporting the Rapid Support Militia in neighboring African countries, stressing the failure of the last visit to achieve its goals after a number of countries refused to support the rebellion despite the Emirati temptations.

The sources confirmed that Taha works directly with Shakhbut bin Nahyan, the UAE Minister of State.
It is worth noting that Taha is on the US sanctions list and is looking for ways to handle the transfer of his money from US banks to African countries.
The US sanctions have prevented Taha from using a Saudi passport and forced him to hide behind foreign passports.