Humanitarian situation in Sudan discussed

TDT | Manama

Royal Humanitarian Foundation (RHF) secretary-general Dr Mustafa Al Sayed received yesterday Sudanese Ambassador Ibrahim Mohammed Al Hassan Ahmed. They discussed the current humanitarian situation in Sudan and the suffering of the country’s people due to the recent floods. Dr Al Sayed commended the efforts exerted by the ambassador to enhance bilateral relations and cooperation across various fields.

He lauded the depth of the fraternal Bahraini-Sudanese relations and wished Sudan and its brotherly people further progress and prosperity. The Sudanese ambassador lauded the interest of His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, RHF’s honourary president, in charity and humanitarian work, as well as his keenness to provide relief aid to needy and stricken people in various countries.

He paid tribute to HM the King’s Humanitarian Work and Youth Affairs representative and RHF’s Board of Trustees chairman His Highness Shaikh Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa for leading the RHF’s humanitarian and charity work.

In this regard, he praised the RHF’s achievements in delivering services and implementing development projects in various countries, which, he said, has contributed effectively to strengthening the psychological security and stability of the beneficiaries.

He affirmed that Bahrain is a leader in supporting stricken people across various countries, and noted that, under the leadership of HH Shaikh Nasser, the RHF has implemented its projects with outstanding professionalism.

The Sudanese ambassador said that the devastating floods in his country, which has affected most states, have led to the injury and death of hundreds of citizens, the destruction of homes and agricultural crops, and the death of a large number of animals.