Sudan Country Director Speaks on Sudan Crisis to CNN International

The conflict in Sudan has left over 24 million people in need of humanitarian support and has claimed thousands of lives, including our ambulance driver Musa, who tragically died after transporting a patient experiencing complications in childbirth to El Fasher Maternity Hospital.
Country Director for Relief International in Sudan, Kashif Shafique, discusses recent escalations and the looming threat of famine with CNN International.

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To the Sudanese High-Level Decision Makers,
Esteemed State Leaders, Military Chiefs, Temporarily Opposed Generals, Prominent Figures, Scholars, Business Owners, Diaspora Groups, and Activists,
It is imperative that you all come together and end the war that has ravaged our nation. You must convene, sit around the table, and engage in discussions with solid, inherent words addressing the concrete gaps present between you.
Respect our natural roots and heritage. Discuss the core issues earnestly and reach an agreement for the sake of Sudan’s grassroots. Our people deserve peace and stability, and it is your responsibility to deliver that future.