The Sudanese Agency for Relief and Humanitarian Operations announced on Wednesday that it had facilitated the arrival of 202 trucks loaded with food and non-food items to various states in Darfur over a two-week period, as part of its ongoing efforts to ensure the flow of humanitarian aid to those affected by the conflict and to strengthen coordination with local and international partners.
Between October 2 and 8, 2025, the agency facilitated the arrival of 65 relief trucks to the states of West, Central, South, and East Darfur. In South Darfur, in collaboration with World Vision and with support from the World Food Program 34 trucks carrying 1,483 tons of food were delivered to displaced persons and the most vulnerable families. During the same period, the agency also managed 55 humanitarian movements, including issuing travel permits for international workers and transporting relief supplies for organizations.
With support from the World Food Program the Sudanese agency facilitated the arrival of 22 trucks loaded with food to East Darfur, where it was distributed to beneficiaries in the state’s localities and administrative units.
In West Darfur, the agency facilitated the arrival of five trucks loaded with food and non-food items and issued 35 permits to support the movements of humanitarian organizations and ensure their access to target areas. In Central Darfur, the agency oversaw the entry of four trucks loaded with food items, including corn, rice, oil, and lentils, with support from the World Food Program and implementation by Catholic Relief Services, in addition to managing 31 humanitarian movements to facilitate field activities.
Between September 25 and October 2, 2025, the Sudanese agency facilitated the arrival of 75 relief trucks supported by the World Food Program to South Darfur State, which were distributed to displaced persons in the camps of Kalma, Atash, Derig, and Al-Salam, as well as vulnerable families in the cities of Nyala, Kass, Buram, Al-Salam, and Al-Radom.
The agency also facilitated the passage of 62 additional trucks loaded with relief supplies, including 60 trucks to East Darfur and two trucks to West Darfur. In cooperation with the International Relief Organization, food aid was distributed to 14,794 families in various areas of Kolbus locality.
In coordination with the International Committee of the Red Cross and the Sudanese Red Crescent, the agency also oversaw the implementation of a cash transfer program that benefited 4,000 families of new and old displaced persons, the elderly, and widows in residential neighborhoods and camps for displaced persons in the city of Zalingei.
The Sudanese Agency for Relief and Humanitarian Operations affirmed its unwavering commitment to facilitating the delivery of humanitarian aid to all those affected in the areas under its responsibility, through close coordination and strengthened partnerships with donors and local and international organizations, ensuring that humanitarian support is delivered in a timely manner and with the highest levels of efficiency and safety.”
