On Friday 3rd January 2025, His Excellency Mr. Ahmed Abdelatif, the Ambassador of the Republic of Sudan, paid a visit to the offices of Human Appeal Australia. The visit served as a platform for a productive and insightful discussion between the Ambassador and key figures from the organisation, including Human Appeal’s Director, Br. Bashar Al-Jamal, and Chairman, Riyad Qasim. The central focus of the meeting was the ongoing humanitarian efforts in Sudan and exploring avenues to amplify the impact of these initiatives.
During the meeting, Mr. Abdelatif expressed his gratitude for Human Appeal Australia’s unwavering commitment to supporting vulnerable communities in Sudan. He emphasised the importance of collaborative efforts to address the pressing challenges faced by many Sudanese citizens, particularly in the wake of ongoing conflict and socio-economic hardships and natural disasters.
Br. Bashar Al-Jamal and Riyad Qasim provided an overview of Human Appeal Australia’s extensive charity programs, highlighting the organisation’s dedication to delivering essential aid, including food, clean water, healthcare, and educational support. They also discussed the charity’s recent projects in Sudan, which have directly benefited thousands of individuals and families in need.
A significant part of the dialogue centered on strategies to enhance the scope and effectiveness of humanitarian assistance in Sudan. The Ambassador and Human Appeal’s leadership explored the potential for increased collaboration, leveraging both local and international resources to ensure aid reaches the most vulnerable populations.
The meeting concluded with a mutual commitment to strengthening ties and working collectively to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those suffering in Sudan. Both parties recognised the critical role of organisations like Human Appeal Australia in bridging gaps and providing hope to communities in crisis.
This visit underscores the shared vision and dedication of the Sudanese government and humanitarian organisations like Human Appeal Australia to alleviate suffering and build a better future for those in need. It serves as a testament to the power of unity and cooperation in addressing global humanitarian challenges.
