Sudan Welcomes Troika Statement on Corridors for Delivery of Humanitarian Assistance
The Sudanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Monday welcomed a statement by the Troika group
Khartoum - Arab Today
The Sudanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Monday welcomed a statement by the Troika group, namely USA, UK and Norway, on the opening of more corridors for the delivery of relief to needy people in south Sudan.
Troika also commended the Sudan for hosting over 360 thousands refugees from south Sudan on Sudan soil and which |Khartoum coupled by providing assistance to the needy from its strategic reserve, the official SUNA news agency reported the ministry's statement as saying.
The statement said the government while welcoming the Troika statement, is morally committed towards the people of south Sudan. The statement reiterated the position of the government of the Sudan to continue its effort until stability, and security have been fully resorted in south Sudan.
Source: QNA
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