Title: The evacuation of Egyptian students stranded in Wad Madani, an act of international solidarity
Introduction:
In an official statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, it was announced on December 27, 2023 that the Egyptian Embassy in Sudan had evacuated 18 students and some of their family members who were stranded in the town of Wad Madani, in the state from Al-Jazeera, following armed clashes. This evacuation was made possible thanks to coordination between the Egyptian and Sudanese authorities, once again demonstrating international solidarity in crisis situations.
The context of the evacuation:
Armed clashes that recently broke out in the region contributed to the difficult situation facing Egyptian students at Wad Madani. Faced with this delicate situation, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs took the initiative to secure the evacuation of students and their families from the city. They were taken safely to the Egyptian Consulate in Port Sudan, from where they were then transported to the Egyptian border. This successful evacuation operation highlights the importance of international cooperation to ensure the safety of citizens in emergency situations.
A call for caution:
In its statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs also appealed to all Egyptian citizens in Sudan to quickly leave the country given the unstable situation. In addition, the Ministry temporarily banned all travel by Egyptian citizens to Sudan. These measures aim to ensure the safety of all Egyptian nationals and avoid any increased risk during this period of tension.
Conclusion:
The evacuation of Egyptian students stranded in Wad Madani is a concrete example of international solidarity in difficult times. Thanks to coordination between Egyptian and Sudanese authorities, these students were able to return home safely. However, it also highlights the importance for all Egyptian nationals in Sudan to follow the advice of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and ensure their safety. International cooperation continues to be essential to confront crises and protect citizens in foreign countries.