Donors will help Sudan by getting together in Geneva. On Monday, people from all over the world who want to help those hurt by the Sudanes...
Donors will help Sudan by getting together in Geneva.
On Monday, people from all over the world who want to help those hurt by the Sudanese war will meet in Geneva. This comes at the same time as the 72-hour ceasefire agreement between the army chiefs of the two countries, which makes it possible to help those in need.
The two sides have agreed many times to stop fighting, but they keep doing it anyway. More than 2,000 people have died in the war, and two million people have been forced to leave their homes. An estimated 528,000 people have left the country.
In this situation, the United Nations is planning to hold an international meeting with the help of some of its friends to figure out how to help those affected by the war in Sudan.
Antonio Guterres, who is the Secretary General of the UN, will be one of the people speaking at the meeting on Monday evening in Geneva, Switzerland.
In a statement released by the UN Office for Humanitarian Affairs, she said that she hoped donors would say whether or not they would give money to help solve the humanitarian crisis in the country. She also said that the warring parties in Sudan must respect the rights of the civilians under international humanitarian law.
So far, the humanitarian aid fund for Sudan has gotten less than 16% of the 2.57 billion US dollars it needs, while the program to help refugees in the area, which needs 470 million US dollars, has received 17%. kachal.
