Sudan Extends Key Aid Crossing from Chad Amid Growing Famine

The Adre crossing remains open for three more months, crucial for delivering aid to Darfur amid Sudan's ongoing conflict.

Sudan's military-controlled government has extended the opening of the Adre border crossing with Chad, allowing continued humanitarian aid delivery to the Darfur region.
The decision follows a meeting with United Nations agencies and aid groups, emphasizing the critical need to address the catastrophic humanitarian situation in Darfur.
Over 300 aid trucks have transported essential supplies through Adre, supporting more than 1.3 million people facing acute hunger.
The conflict between Sudan's military and paramilitary forces has led to the world's largest displacement crisis, affecting over 14 million people.
Despite logistical challenges, aid organizations stress the importance of keeping all routes open to meet the escalating demand for assistance.