The UAE will contribute $2 million to support the provision of healthcare services in Sudan, it was announced on Wednesday.
It comes as the Emirates International Aid Agency has signed a co-operation agreement with the International Medical Corps in the UK.
The project will improve the speed of life-saving medical intervention and increase the capacity to respond to urgent health needs in areas most affected by war, state news agency Wam reported.
The aim is to reduce disease and mortality rates, provide basic health services to the most vulnerable, distribute medicine and basic food supplies, and improve the living conditions of the displaced.
“The recent escalation in Sudan has called for urgent medical i
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