European Union Ambassadors visit refugee camps and discuss human smuggling and trafficking in Kassa

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European Union triples its support to East Sudan compared to the pledge made in Kuwait in December 2010


European Union Ambassadors spoke to asylum seekers at Wad Shariefy Camp in Kassala

A European delegation completed a one day visit to Kassala on 22 October 2015. The delegation was composed of the ######### of diplomatic missions from the European Union, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Sweden and the United Kingdom. The European diplomats met with Mr. Musa Mohamed Ahmed, Assistant to the President, Kassala Wali and the government, tribal and religious leaders, representatives of the international organizations and visited refugees at the Wad Shareify Camp. The visit included a UNICEF school funded by the European Union.

Ambassador Tomas Ulicny, Head of Delegation of the European Union said the European Union announced support of 24 million euro at the International Donors and Investors Conference for East Sudan in Kuwait in December 2010. Since then, the EU more than tripled the support to the region with the provision of more than 79.5 million euro starting as of 2011, and additional 6 million euro ar plor 2016.

The main areas of EU humanitarian aid and development cooperation in Kassala are in food security, migration, health, education, democracy, human rights, and cooperation with civil society and local authorities. The ongoing EU projects in the state exceed 13.8 million euro. Many EU member states provide additional support in similar areas. Among others, Italian Cooperation with EU support is implementing a health project in three states of Eastern Sudan in the value of 13.1 Million Euros and United Kingdom DFID is supporting a resilience project worth 13.3 Million British Pounds.

“The European Union has fully implemented its commitments to support peace and stability in East Sudan, and has tripled its announced support. All other parties should commit to their pledges to strengthen peace and stability in the Eastern region”. “The causes for human smuggling and trafficking are linked to the low development rates in East Sudan in particular and the Horn of Africa in general”. “The European Union recognises the provision of services and facilitation provided by the government of Sudan to the incoming influx of migrants”. “More cooperation between Sudan and European Union is needed to protect asylum seekers, improve border management, confront smuggling and provide meaningful alternatives to the migrants and the host communities."


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• Politicians: Release of Al-Mahdi puts dialogue on right track
• Sudan releases detained Umma Party leader Al-Mahdi
• Sources: Opposition and Revolutionary Front to meet in Paris
• Umma and SPLM-North: End of regime is near
• Security arrests four members of solidarity committee and detainees’ families
• Umma and Communist Parties call for releasing detainees
• Court to issue verdict on Sara Abdel-Baghi killing case on Wednesday
• A National Dialogue, or a National (Congress Party) Monologue؟
• Solidarity committee to protest at Human Rights Commission
• Authorities treat Al-Mahdi decently amid expectation of his release soon
• State Security Prosecutor: Al-Mahdi under legal custody with consideration of renewal
• Former foreign minister criticizes prosecution of Mariam and arrest of Al-Mahdi
• AU warns against consequences of arresting Al-Mahdi
• Alliance of Al-Gezira and Al-Managel farmers urge release of Al-Mahdi
• Hilal describes arrest of Al-Mahdi as backtrack on national dialogue
• Security denies failed coup attempt in Sudan
• Solidarity Committee urges immediate release of detainees
• SPLM-north: We will not sign bilateral agreement with government
• Revolutionary Front describes legal measures against Al-Mahdi as desperate move
• Minawi accuses Rapid Support Forces of killing people and burning villages
• Umma Party leader charged by Sudan security, SPLM-N warns for new militia recruits
• Security and Intelligence Service sues Al-Sadeq Al-Mahdi
• Mubarak Al-Fadil and Al-Amin to address public symposium in Medani
• Leaders of Sudanese national front meet in Washington
• Sudan opposition suspends parties for joining National Dialogue
• 'Sudan security agents block political forum': opposition party
• Sudan's Bashir unveils political reforms
• The Sudanese President Omer Al-Bashir orders release of political detainees
• Dr. Al-Sadeq Al-Hadi Al-Mahdi: Sudanese Communist Party involved in Al-Gezira Aba massacres
• A comprehensive peace Khartoum: Hussein Saad
• Sudanese opposition announces 4 conditions for accepting dialogue with regime
• Umma Party: Communist Party hands are stained with bloods
• Opposition ridicules Al-Mahdi statement his opponents envy him for Pr
• Sudan’s opposition leader denies that his party agreed to participate

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