Paris Conference Update: UAE’s USD 100 Million Pledge for Sudan

Amidst global efforts to alleviate the humanitarian crisis in Sudan, the recent Paris Conference emerged as a pivotal platform for collective action. At the forefront of this endeavor was the United Arab Emirates (UAE), making headlines with its significant pledge of USD 100 million to support the Sudanese people. This generous commitment underscores the UAE’s unwavering dedication to fostering peace and stability in the region, marking a crucial step toward addressing the urgent needs of those affected by the ongoing crisis. 

However, this is not the first aid given by the UAE to Sudan. The UAE became a beacon of hope for the Sudanese people during the crisis, sending humanitarian aid, opening ground hospitals and always lending a helping hand. This is the latest move by the UAE on the international stage.

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UAE Stand With Humanity in International Humanitarian  Conference for Sudan

The International Humanitarian Conference for Sudan, co-organized by France, Germany, and the European Union, brought together several countries and international organizations with the common goal of advancing peace initiatives in Sudan. During the conference, HE Sheikh Shakhboot bin Nahyan reaffirmed the UAE’s dedication to supporting international endeavors aimed at achieving a permanent ceasefire and finding a peaceful solution to the crisis.

UAE presents unwavering commitment to peace

He Sheikh Shakhboot bin Nahyan highlighted the significance of global cooperation in addressing the situation in Sudan and facilitating the uninterrupted distribution of humanitarian assistance. He praised the UAE for its significant contributions in providing relief aid, which included medical supplies, food, and relief supplies, reaching to a total of USD 150 million. In addition, the UAE has set up a comprehensive field hospital in Abéché city, Republic of Chad, with a cost of USD 20 million, to provide help to Sudanese refugees.

The UAE reiterated its call for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Sudan and emphasized the need to return to the political process to achieve a peaceful solution. HE Sheikh Shakhboot bin Nahyan underscored the importance of joint efforts and collaboration to enhance security and stability in Sudan, meeting the aspirations of the Sudanese people for development and prosperity.

The UAE’s participation in the Paris Conference for Sudan and its pledge of USD 100 million exemplify its commitment to humanitarian causes and global peace efforts. By extending a helping hand to the Sudanese people during their time of need, the UAE reinforces its role as a leading advocate for humanitarian solidarity and compassion on the global stage.