Ship wey carry 2,600 tonnes of humanitarian aid from Türkiye don reach Port Sudan for Sudan.
The vessel wey dem name "Goodness Ship" comot from the Turkish coastal city of Mersin early January; na the sixth consignment wey Ankara don send to Sudan, wey dey inside conflict.
Millions of Sudanese people dey face serious hardship because the civil war still dey go on, and the Turkish aid consignment na much-needed relief. The recent aid shipment wey land for Sudan on Tuesday carry foodstuff, personal care items, medical supplies, and shelter materials.
The "Goodness Ship" prepare under the coordination of the Turkish Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD) in cooperation with local authorities, civil society organisations, and the Qatar Fund for Development.
Big aid
When the ship set sail more than one week ago, the head of AFAD, Ali Hamza Pehlivan, talk say Türkiye dey committed to provide relief to the Sudanese people during this hard time.
Pehlivan note say earlier shipments from Türkiye deliver 5,500 tonnes of aid in 2024, plus 30,000 tents inside three vessels wey dem send in December 2025.
Pehlivan say, "Taking into account how the shelter needs of people displaced in Sudan had reached a critical level in December, we began sending goodwill ships on December 7, 2025."
"Sending three ships in a row, we tried to support the shelter needs of our brothers and sisters there," he added.
Serious conflict
In addition, Pehlivan talk say Türkiye’s humanitarian assistance to Gaza still dey continue, and say the 20th aid ship depart mid-January, with nearly 105,000 tonnes of aid don so far deliver.
Sudan don dey locked in a deadly conflict between the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) since April 2023, wey don kill thousands of people and displace millions of others.
Of Sudan’s 18 states, the RSF now hold all five for the Darfur region, except for small northern areas of North Darfur wey still dey under army control.
The Sudanese army still dey dominate most of the remaining 13 states across the south, north, east, and central regions, including the capital Khartoum.
