Sudanese Net:
A Qatari plane carrying humanitarian aid provided by the Qatar Fund for Development to the Federal Ministry of Health arrived at Port Sudan International Airport.
She was received by the Federal Minister of Health, Dr. Haitham Muhammad Ibrahim and Minister of Social Development A. Ahmed Adam Bakhit, the Ambassador of the State of Qatar to the Republic of Sudan, Mohamed Ibrahim Al-Sada, and the representative of the Qatar Fund for Development, A. Youssef Al-Mulla and Head of the Qatari Crescent Office, Dr. Salah Al-Daak and Acting Head of the Qatar Charity Office, A. Tariq Mohieldin, Director of the Executive Office of the National Fund for Medical Supplies, Dr. Sheikh Al-Din Abdul Baqi.
The Federal Minister of Health, Dr. Haitham Muhammad Ibrahim, in a press statement, with the support of the State of Qatar and its assistance in the health field, pointing to the continuation of cooperation with the State of Qatar, saying that the goodness from Qatar continues to be good, pointing out that it is the fifth shipment after the visit of the Minister of International Cooperation, His Excellency Minister Lulwa Al Khater, explaining that today’s shipment It includes ambulances and tents for shelter, thanking the government and people of the State of Qatar for their support of the country.
For his part, the Qatari ambassador to Sudan, Muhammad Ibrahim Al-Sada, said that this grant comes in support of the brothers in Sudan in the medical, health and shelter fields, stressing that this aid comes within the framework of the distinguished relations that bind the two brotherly countries in all fields, indicating the existence of communication between the leaderships of the two countries at the levels. various aspects to promote relations in the interest of the two countries and the two peoples.
The ambassador said that it is the seventeenth flight of the Qatari air bridge to transport humanitarian aid to Sudan and the fifth after the visit of Mrs. Lulwah Al Khater, Minister of State for International Cooperation at the Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs, to Sudan last March, during which she affirmed the commitment of the State of Qatar to continue its support for Sudan to confront the crisis resulting from the war, as she urged the Her meeting with representatives of international organizations working in Sudan urged the donor countries to fulfill the pledges they made last May worth $1.5 billion and not to use the current logistical and security difficulties as an excuse to abandon them.
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