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Mohamed Mostafa Al-Amin, vice president of Al-Fajr International Foundation in Türkiye, confirmed Saturday that preparations have been completed for the Humanitarian and Development Issues Conference, to be held on Feb. 14, according to Sudan Nabaa.
The conference is expected to draw over 200 Turkish organizations and international figures in support of recovery and reconstruction efforts in Khartoum State.
The remarks were made at a meeting attended by representatives of Al-Fajr International Foundation, Development Without Borders, the Islamic Relief Agency, and the Turkish Verenel organization, alongside Engineer Mohamed Ahmed Awad, director of the Khartoum State Water Corporation; Ahmed Al-Bashir, director of the General Administration of Curative Medicine at the Khartoum State Ministry of Health; and Jaafar Ahmed Abdullah, secretary-general of the Islamic Relief Agency.
Al-Amin extended greetings to the Khartoum State government, led by Gov. Ahmed Osman Hamza, praising the significant efforts made toward the state's recovery.
He emphasized that the Turkish delegation came to contribute to the reconstruction and rebuilding of Khartoum State, based on the humanitarian and historical ties between the two countries.
He explained that the Turkish participation comes at the direction of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to support Sudan's reconstruction, saying, "We want you to identify your needs, and we carry a clear message of support for Khartoum State's recovery in the fields of health, water and education."
He also noted effective partnerships with the Islamic Relief Agency and other organizations.
For his part, Mohamed Ahmed Awad outlined the extent of damage inflicted on water stations as a result of militia sabotage, noting that efforts are underway to restore a number of them, while stressing the urgent need for support to enable full operational capacity.
During a meeting that brought together a Turkish delegation and officials from Khartoum State, state officials reviewed the extent of damage to water stations and the current health situation, stressing the need for urgent support to restore vital facilities, rehabilitate hospitals and strengthen efforts to combat disease vectors.
At the end of the meeting, the Turkish delegation renewed its commitment to moving forward with implementing the agreed-upon projects through Al-Fajr International Foundation, praising the cooperation and continued support of Khartoum State's government.
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