Port Sudan OnePress
A voluntary medical project for the provision of artificial limbs was launched in Port Sudan at the Al-Mullham Prostheses Center in the transit area, with the support of King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center, in cooperation with Efaa Association for the Care of Persons with Disabilities, and with the participation of a specialized Saudi voluntary medical delegation.
The inauguration ceremony witnessed the delivery of models of prosthetic limbs to a number of beneficiaries, in a humanitarian step that received wide interaction from the audience, as the project represents direct support for people with disabilities, and a contribution to rehabilitation and community integration.
The Director of Al-Mulham Prosthetics Center praised the humanitarian role played by King Salman Relief Center, praising Sudan's choice to implement this specialized project, which is implemented for the first time at this level, considering that it represents a qualitative addition to medical rehabilitation services.
For his part, the representative of the Amir stressed that Saudi Arabia has remained present in the humanitarian scene and close to the Sudanese people in various circumstances, pointing out that the project reflects the depth of human solidarity and represents a direct response to the suffering of those affected by the loss of limbs.
In the same context, Elham Idriss, Director General of the Social Development Sector in the Red Sea State, said that the project is of special importance in supporting the needy groups and enhancing opportunities for social reintegration, praising the continuous role of Saudi humanitarian initiatives in the state.
Ambassador Ali bin Hassan Jaafar stressed that the project carries a humanitarian message beyond the medical dimension, as it contributes to restoring hope and ability to move and a decent life for beneficiaries, pointing out that these initiatives embody the directions of the Kingdom's leadership in supporting humanitarian and relief work, and strengthening partnerships with Sudan in a stage that requires further recovery.
For his part, the Governor of the Red Sea State Lieutenant General Mustafa Mohammed Nour said that the interventions of the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center in the state included the health, education and humanitarian services sectors, and contributed to making a tangible impact on the lives of citizens, expressing the appreciation of the state government for these efforts, and appreciating the role of the Saudi Embassy in following up and implementing these initiatives, in addition to the efforts of the volunteer medical delegation.