Nile river state: Secretary-General of the Higher Council for Environmental Protection and Promotion in Nile River State, Hawa Mohamed, met with the representative of the International Organization for Migration (IOM), Iman Juma Ismail, to enhance cooperation and coordination between the two entities. The meeting focused on mutual concerns, specifically programs and projects related to the environment, recovery, and peacebuilding. Opportunities for collaboration on initiatives that support local communities and enhance environmental and social stability were also discussed.
According to Sudan News Agency, Hawa Mohamed emphasized the importance of partnerships with international organizations active in humanitarian and development fields. She highlighted the significant role these partnerships play in supporting environmental protection efforts and achieving sustainable development. Mohamed also mentioned preparations for World Environment Day, celebrated annually on June 5.
Iman Juma expressed IOM's commitment to strengthening cooperation with the Higher Council for Environmental Protection and Promotion in Nile River State. She emphasized the joint implementation of programs and projects that address environmental and community recovery issues.
The meeting included discussions on organizing a comprehensive conference focused on societal environmental issues and promoting community and development initiatives. Both sides explored ways of ensuring the success of the conference and achieving its objectives in serving the community effectively.
In conclusion, both parties agreed to maintain coordination and consultation to achieve shared goals and address environmental and development issues in the state.