Global Donors Pledge Over $2 Billion to Address Humanitarian Crisis in Sudan

As Sudan marks one year of civil war, international efforts intensify to provide critical aid and address widespread famine and displacement.

International donors, led by France, have committed over $2.1 billion in aid to Sudan, aiming to alleviate the severe humanitarian crisis caused by ongoing conflict.
The conflict has resulted in widespread famine, with estimates suggesting up to a million people could starve if aid does not reach them soon.
Humanitarian efforts are hindered by both the Sudanese Armed Forces and Rapid Support Forces, who have been accused of blocking and looting aid supplies.
Despite the pledges, the UN's emergency appeal for Sudan remains critically underfunded, having achieved only about 5% of its required budget.
Efforts to resume peace talks are underway, with international mediators pushing for a ceasefire and negotiations between conflicting parties.