Sudan: Sudanese Doctor Calls for Regional Solidarity to Avert Further Collapse #CPHIA2025

AllAfricaCenterEN 5 min read 100% complete by info@allafrica.com (allAfrica)October 26, 2025 at 08:32 AM

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The conflict between Sudan's Armed Forces and Rapid Support Forces has led to a severe humanitarian crisis, displacing over 13 million people internally and forcing four million to seek refuge in neighboring countries. The healthcare system is severely damaged, with 70-80% of health facilities non-functional or barely operational. Over 4.5 million children under five and pregnant women face heightened risks due to severe malnutrition and the collapse of essential services. Gender-based violence has tripled, affecting mostly women and girls. Dr. Mihad Nusreddin, a Sudanese doctor and head of SMAfrica, calls for regional solidarity to address the crisis, emphasizing the critical need for restoring health services and access in conflict-affected areas.

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SMAfrica 40% Chad 50% Egypt 50% Ethiopia 50% South Sudan 50% United Nations ×260% Rapid Support Forces 70% Sudanese Armed Forces 80% Dr. Mihad Nusreddin ×290% Sudan ×8100%

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sudan conflict 100% humanitarian crisis 90% displacement 80% healthcare system collapse 75% gender-based violence 65% food shortage 60% disease outbreaks 55% maternal and child health care 50% sexual and reproductive healthcare 45% regional solidarity 40%