Donors Pledge €1.5 Billion for Sudan at Berlin Conference

An international donor conference held in Berlin secured pledges of €1.5 billion to aid Sudan. The conference aimed to address the humanitarian crisis amidst the ongoing conflict in the country.

16 Apr, 06:23 — 16 Apr, 09:25

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The ongoing war in Sudan has created one of the world's worst humanitarian crises, with millions displaced and tens of thousands killed. The pledged funds are crucial for providing aid and alleviating suffering, as the conflict shows no signs of abating.

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International donors pledged around €1.5 billion for Sudan
The conference was held in Berlin
The pledge marks three years since the war in Sudan began

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Donors pledged approximately €1.5 billion for Sudan

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The war in Sudan has killed tens of thousands and displaced millions

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A ceasefire in Sudan is nowhere in sight

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DWHigh14d ago

Berlin hosts Sudan conference amid brutal, forgotten war

The war in Sudan has been raging for the past three years, and a ceasefire is nowhere in sight. Participants at a conference of donors in Berlin hope at least to ease the suffering of the people caught in the middle.

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rfi-englishMostly Factual13d ago