A source confirmed to Qatari media the success of our embassy in Khartoum in securing the evacuation of all Qatari citizens in Sudan, and it is currently working to evacuate residents of Qatar and the people of the Gulf Cooperation Council from Sudan through Port Sudan to the city of Jeddah by sea, referring to the assistance of the Qatari embassy in securing the transfer of residents and Arabs from Sudanese who have residency in the Gulf countries in light of the state of instability in the Sudanese capital, Khartoum. He noted the coordination with the Qatari consulate in Jeddah to receive the evacuated residents and secure their arrival at the airport and from there to Doha, praising the cooperation and coordination with the ambassador of the sister Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Khartoum to accomplish the task.
He pointed out that security is currently being established in the city of Port Sudan, but he did not rule out the emergence of the problem of food and water scarcity, due to the accumulation of large numbers of displaced people from Khartoum who are heading to the city of Port Sudan, pointing to the keenness of the Qatari embassy to secure foodstuffs in light of the state of fatigue suffered by those coming to Port Sudan. Weak support with the scarcity of food in the region.
The embassy received praises from dozens of those it helped secure arrival and departure from the port of Port Sudan, including citizens, Gulf nationals, Arabs and Asians who were stranded. The embassy helped secure their arrival at the port and provide foodstuffs and necessary needs during their stay in Port Sudan.
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