Türkiye Reaffirms Commitment to Sudan’s Peace, Humanitarian Relief and Reconstruction
Türkiye has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting peace efforts in Sudan, pledging to continue humanitarian assistance and contribute to the country’s long-term reconstruction amid the ongoing conflict.
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan made the remarks following talks with Sudanese Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Minister Mohieddin Salem in Ankara, where the two sides discussed strengthening bilateral ties and addressing regional security challenges.
According to Fidan, Türkiye will continue supporting initiatives aimed at ending the conflict in Sudan while maintaining humanitarian assistance for the Sudanese people. He also reiterated Ankara’s commitment to participating in the country’s future reconstruction and development efforts.
The ministers held wide-ranging discussions on political, economic and trade relations, as well as regional developments, with particular attention given to the Horn of Africa and broader global security issues.
During the visit, the two countries signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance cooperation between the Diplomacy Academy of the Turkish Foreign Ministry and the Diplomatic Institute of Sudan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation. The agreement is expected to strengthen diplomatic training and institutional collaboration between the two nations.
Fidan also reaffirmed Türkiye’s longstanding support for Sudan’s independence, sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity. He emphasised that relations between Ankara and Khartoum are rooted in historic ties and will continue to develop on the basis of mutual respect, equal partnership and shared interests.
The meeting underscores Türkiye’s continued diplomatic engagement with Sudan as it seeks to support peace, stability and reconstruction while expanding bilateral cooperation across multiple sectors.
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