Member of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC), Assistant Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Lt. Gen. Ibrahim Jabir, has praised the advanced level of bilateral relations between Sudan and the Netherlands in all fields. During a meeting at his office in Portsudan on Monday with the Dutch Chargé d'Affaires, Veresh Ramsook, Jabir emphasized the importance of strengthening relations and advancing them towards horizons of joint cooperation. He praised the humanitarian efforts undertaken by the Netherlands during the recent period. The meeting addressed the overall humanitarian and security issues in the country, developments on the ground, the conditions of refugees and displaced persons, the need to deliver humanitarian aid to those who deserve it, and facilitating the work of relief teams and humanitarian workers.
The meeting also discussed the developments in the British capital, London, concerning the conference held on April 15 on Sudan and the expected role of civil society. For his part, the Dutch Chargé d'Affaires explained, in a press statement following the meeting, that his visit today, Monday, is his first mission to Sudan. He noted the distinguished relations between Sudan and the Netherlands, affirming his country's commitment to stability and security in Sudan, which positively impacts the region and limits the continued flow of refugees.
The Dutch Chargé d'Affaires expressed his hope that the efforts made will be crowned with the achievement of security, stability, and peace in Sudan and an end to the suffering of its citizens.