Amina J. Mohammed discussed the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Sudan.
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Amina J. Mohammed discussed the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Sudan.
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Discussions were held regarding the worsening humanitarian conditions in Sudan and developments in the Libyan crisis.Also in this story
- Poor rainfall and deliberate actions by warring parties threaten harvests and fuel famine in South Kordofan, while the government denies the crisis scale.
- António Guterres warned about embargo violations and oil networks in Libya.
- Sudan has stated its rejection of partition, drawing parallels to the political scenarios that have unfolded in Libya.
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Sudan
country in Northeast Africa
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Amina J. Mohammed
Nigerian-British diplomat and Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations
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