Morocco helps Sudanese nationals return home
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Sudan’s Embassy in Rabat, Morocco, organised a flight on Friday to bring 135 Sudanese nationals back to Sudan.
Moroccan authorities helped with the operation, providing logistical support and easing procedures for the travellers. The Sudanese people travelled by bus from the embassy in Rabat to Casablanca’s Mohammed V International Airport before boarding a Badr Airlines flight to Port Sudan International Airport.
Sudanese Ambassador to Morocco, Mawadda Omar Haj Al-Toum, travelled with the group and expressed gratitude to King Mohammed VI, the Moroccan government, and citizens for their help. She specifically noted the logistical and field support Morocco provided to make the program possible. Al-Toum stated that the voluntary return program demonstrates increased security and stability within Sudan. She encouraged the returning Sudanese citizens, particularly young people, to participate in rebuilding the country.
