Kassala: Kassala State authorities and the Refugee Commission reviewed service gaps amid declining international support, focusing on essential services for refugees and host communities. The meeting aimed to address the challenges faced by both refugees and the local population due to a decrease in international aid.
According to Sudan News Agency, the discussions highlighted the need for improved coordination and resource allocation to ensure the delivery of critical services such as healthcare, education, and water supply. Participants emphasized the importance of sustainable solutions to address the ongoing issues faced by both refugees and host communities.
The authorities and the Refugee Commission are working towards creating a comprehensive plan to enhance the quality of life for those affected. The meeting underscored the necessity of continued collaboration between local authorities and international partners to bridge service gaps effectively.