The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that today, in cooperation with the relevant bodies of the UN, the UAE and the Republic of Turkey, the evacuation of Serbian citizens from Sudan, Khartoum, has begun.
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Evacuation of Serbian citizens from Sudan begins
Belgrade,
23 April 2023
Four Serbian citizens left with the United Nations convoy, six were evacuated with the UAE convoy, while one joined the convoy organised by Turkey.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in cooperation with international partners, continues its efforts to find a solution for the evacuation of the remaining citizens of Serbia in Sudan, who have expressed their desire to be evacuated.
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