UN official joins campaign for war-affected Sudanese women

The article discusses the effects of the ongoing war in Sudan since April 2023, which has led to a deterioration of humanitarian and economic conditions in the country. The population has suffered from a lack of basic services such as electricity and water, and women’s suffering has worsened due to the loss of relatives, hunger, and the decline in healthcare services. Additionally, many areas, such as the Dioum neighborhood in Khartoum, have been destroyed. The Sudanese economy is experiencing a significant decline, with the exchange rate of the dollar rising to approximately 5,550 pounds in the black market, along with increasing inflation and resource smuggling, especially gold and Arabic gum. These factors prolong the conflict and threaten the country's stability. Gold resources are among the most important sources of funding for the war and exacerbate the economic crisis, as illicit smuggling activities continue to sustain the conflict and worsen the living conditions of citizens. This situation has persisted for over a year amid ongoing fighting between the army and the Rapid Support Forces.

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