Citizens are seen upon their arrival in Egypt's Argeen Land port border crossing gate following their evacuation process from Sudan, due to clashes between the Sudanese army and paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) since April 15th, in Asvan, Egypt on April 27, 2023 [Adam Abdulfttah - Anadolu Agency]
Some 350 more Sudanese nationals have returned home from Egypt under a voluntary repatriation program, according to Sudan’s official news agency SUNA. The Al-Amal Committee for Voluntary Return, a community-led humanitarian initiative, said the returnees departed the northern Egyptian city of Alexandria on Sunday aboard seven buses. Sudan’s Consul General in Alexandria Abdel-Dayem Ali Al-Bashir saw off the returnees and said voluntary return journeys would continue until the last Sudanese national returns home. Ismat Ahmed Saeed, the committee’s representative in Alexandria, praised the Sudanese consulate’s role in implementing the repatriation program, expressing hope that coordination would continue for future trips. READ: Sudan’s Burhan chairs first security meeting after army gains in North Kordofan According to the committee, the new returnees brought […]

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