Khartoum Governor: Europe is more talkative about providing humanitarian aid and the continent is the least supportive of those in need
Khartoum Governor Ahmed Othman Hamza said talks of famine in Khartoum are just allegations and the food situation in the state is very reassuring.
He added in his speech to the Sudanese Journalists Union delegation that Khartoum State is capable of meeting humanitarian needs even if it brings them from the market.
The Khartoum governor referred to countries that have provided humanitarian aid, such as Qatar, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, China and others.
He said that Europe is more talkative about providing humanitarian aid, but is less supportive of those in need and always explains that its support comes through international organizations and relevant organizations.
After the security conditions it experienced, the State of Khartoum saw the creation of a hospice, a system of social solidarity that brings together philanthropists and courageous and determined people. It supplies the necessary food items, prepares the food in large kitchens and distributes it once or twice. per day depending on available capacities.
In an official speech regarding Sudan, United Nations Secretary-General Gurec praised the palliative care system followed in a number of war-affected Sudanese states, including Khartoum State, which is preparing food in large quantities and provides it to citizens in what they need if they are in accommodation centers or homes.
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