Mohamed Wadaa, head of the Free Voluntary Repatriation Committee, affirmed the committee’s readiness to accommodate the largest possible number of Sudanese citizens wishing to return from Egypt, amid the victories being achieved by the Armed Forces and their supporting forces.
In press statements made on Saturday at the bus departure area in the Al-Matba’a district of Giza Governorate, Wadaa revealed that international entities had expressed an interest in contributing to the return of Sudanese citizens to their country. He called on those wishing to return to promptly update their information through the designated online link to facilitate the organization of repatriation trips. He also indicated that the process of transporting higher education students had reached its final stages this year.
For his part, the committee’s rapporteur, Hassan Khalid, explained that the committee had dispatched 15 buses from Al-Matba’a on Saturday, carrying 735 Sudanese citizens. He affirmed the committee’s readiness to organize the return of residents of Darfur and Kordofan, adding that arrangements were underway with the Sudanese Consulate in Aswan to organize repatriation trips in the coming period.
Khalid renewed his appeal to travelers to comply with the instructions governing baggage weight in order to avoid congestion at bus-transfer points at the border crossings.
