OnePress
On Wednesday afternoon, October 28, 2026, a Tunisian humanitarian aid plane arrived at Port Sudan, carrying blankets, tents and medical and paramedical materials, received by the Sudanese Humanitarian Aid Commission.
Sudan’s ambassador to Tunisia, Buhari al-Efendi, stressed that the aid embodies the meaning of solidarity and reflects the brotherly ties between the Sudanese and Tunisian peoples, and represents an extension of Tunisia’s positions in support of Sudan and its people.
This came during the farewell of the ambassador to the crew of the plane at Carthage Airport in Tunisia, in the presence of Ambassador Samir Monser, Director General of the Department of the Arab World and Arab and Islamic organizations, Ambassador Shiraz bin Abdullah, Director of Immunities and Privileges at the General Directorate of Protocol, and President of the Tunisian Red Crescent.
He thanked Tunisian President Qais Saeed, the Tunisian government, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Migration and Tunisians Abroad, and the Tunisian Red Crescent for their support to Sudan.
The ambassador stressed the depth of brotherly relations between the two countries, expressing his aspiration to continue to strengthen cooperation and develop bilateral relations in various fields, and wished Tunisia continued security and stability and continued development and prosperity.