In a true embodiment of the historical relations that bring together Egypt and Sudan, the popular and official circles in Sudan thanked the Egyptian people, the leadership and the people, stressing that the Egyptian position in support of the Sudanese people in its recent crisis with the torrential rains that swept some areas of Sudan is not new to Egypt, which is the biggest sister in the Arab world and Africa. .
The Egyptian state agencies were quick to implement the directives of President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi to extend a hand of cooperation and brotherhood to the brotherly Sudanese people, to provide all possible means of support, to direct the Egyptian state agencies, and to run a land bridge for the brothers in Sudan so that the Republic of Sudan crosses this natural crisis in safety and security.
The Sudanese media praised the Egyptian position, stressing that the Egyptian aid to Sudan is the first and largest. The loads that arrived in Sudan were estimated at 90 trucks, amid a wide popular and official welcome.
She also praised Sona channel, Al-Sudani website, and etc Sudan News Network and Sudan News website, and through televised statements, Gamal El-Nile Abdullah, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Social Development in Sudan, who was receiving Egyptian aid, praised: Today he stands happy and grateful to our Egyptian brothers as they stand with their brothers, the people of Sudan in their second country, and this is not much for our Egyptian brothers They are our big brothers in the Arab and African countries. Abdullah added: We extend our thanks to the Egyptian government led by the Arab leader Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi and the Egyptian people.
Najm al-Din Moussa Abdel Karim, head of the Humanitarian Aid Commission, praised the Egyptian position, saying: These moments show the meaning of brotherhood and bonds of friendship between peoples. She speaks for herself regarding this great support and moral support, and this advocacy is not new to Egypt and the Egyptians, hoping that cooperation between the two countries will extend to the work of joint investment projects that contribute to the prosperity of the two peoples.
The Sudanese parties also appreciated the positive Egyptian move, and the Sudanese Justice and Equality Movement considered that the position of the Egyptian government and people was not surprising in the north of the valley, which represents a continuous bridge between the two peoples and an affirmation of the common destiny between the two peoples.
The Democratic Unionist Party also welcomed Egypt’s efforts in Sudan, considering that this convoy reflects the feelings of affection and love that the Egyptian people have for the Sudanese people.
