Sudan Conference: 1.485 billion euros pledged in humanitarian aid

At the Berlin Sudan Conference, Germany and its international partners pledged a total of 1.485 billion euros in aid for Sudan and its war-affected neighboring countries. The German government disclosed the specific distribution of these funds in a response to the Bundestag.

The European Union provided the largest single commitment of 360.8 million euros, followed by Germany with 232.8 million euros and the African Development Bank with 206 million euros. The third international Sudan Conference, co-hosted by Germany, France, the United Kingdom, the United States, the African Union, and the European Union, aimed to mobilize humanitarian assistance and support paths toward a ceasefire and a political process.

In addition to financial aid, Berlin is continuing diplomatic efforts involving Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates.