Mohamed Ma Al-Ainain, Morocco’s ambassador to the Sudan, said on Tuesday that the Moroccan community members who had been moved from Khartoum to Port Sudan in anticipation of their return to Morocco were “safe and secure.”

In a statement to the media, the ambassador said that all necessary preparations had been made to welcome Moroccan community members “in the best conditions” in Port Sudan. He added that they are welcomed and receive all services related to housing and living, as well as consultations on consular matters.

Nearly 300 Moroccan citizens were being relocated from Khartoum to the port city of Sudan in accordance with His Majesty’s High Instructions, pending their repatriation to Morocco.

The Moroccan Embassy staff was guaranteeing the best possible outcome for that procedure in coordination with the primary objectives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

About 80 Moroccan nationals are anticipated to arrive in Port Sudan on Wednesday following the arrival of the first land convoy on Monday.

In accordance with His Majesty the King’s instructions, the Moroccan Mission had also made preparations for the arrival of two Moroccan planes on the horizon for the evacuation of all Moroccan people living in the Sudan.

He recalled that the Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco in Khartoum had taken measures to ensure effective communication with the various Moroccan community members residing in the Sudan, including families, frameworks, some students, and transit who have been visiting the country over the past few days. These measures had been taken in full coordination with the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of Morocco and the Sudan.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation, and Morocco announced on Monday that His Majesty King Mohammed VI had given his high instructions to secure the return of Moroccan citizens from the Republic of the Sudan in light of recent events there and the deterioration of security conditions in that sister nation.

In order to ensure that Moroccan nationals and their families returned to their native country under the best possible conditions, His Majesty the King added his high instructions to organize an air route in collaboration with the Royal Lines of Morocco.

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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation, and Moroccan Expatriates released a statement on Monday stating that in light of the recent events in the Republic of Sudan and the worsening security situation in this friendly nation, His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God glorify Him, has given His High Instructions to ensure the repatriation of Moroccan nationals from this nation.

The ministry continued, “According to the High Royal Instructions, the services of the Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco in Sudan organized a land caravan from the capital Khartoum to the city of Port-Sudan, which benefited more than 200 Moroccan nationals established in Sudan or whose presence in this country coincided with this challenging domestic situation,” adding that the land caravan arrived this Monday evening safely in Port-Sudan.

The same source said that HM the King, may God preserve Him, has also granted His High Instructions for the organization of an airlift in collaboration with Royal Air Maroc to ensure the best possible conditions for the homecoming of Moroccan people and their families.

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In order to facilitate the safe emigration of Moroccan citizens leaving the nation, King Mohammed VI has issued urgent directives. The action is being taken as the security situation in Sudan worsens, raising concerns among visitors to the nation.

An immediate land convoy from the capital city of Khartoum to the port city of Port Sudan was organized by the Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco in Sudan.

The more than 200 Moroccan residents in Sudan or whose presence coincided with the tense scenario were swiftly evacuated to safety. The embassy verified that earlier today, the land convoy successfully arrived at its destination at the Port.

To facilitate the rapid and secure return of all Moroccan citizens and their families to their country of origin, a special air bridge has been planned with Royal Air Maroc as part of the evacuation strategy.

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The doctors’ union said early on Sunday that conflict between the regular army and paramilitaries in Sudan resulted in at least 27 deaths and several injuries.

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The doctors’ union issued a statement saying that “an initial count of the regrettable events of Saturday… has left 27 people dead,” including in the capital Khartoum.

Approximately 170 people were also hurt during the clashes, which started on Saturday and lasted until early Sunday morning.

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All Moroccan citizens in this nation are urged by the Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco in Khartoum to take caution and stay away from regions of conflict in light of the recent events in the Republic of Sudan.

The embassy warned Moroccan people not to leave their houses at this time and to abide by the directives of the responsible Sudanese authorities in a statement released on Saturday.

The Moroccan embassy in Khartoum offers the following phone number to Moroccan citizens living in Sudan in order to interact with them and offer them the required services: 00249123613284.

The embassy further requests that all Moroccan nationals planning to visit Sudan cancel their plans.

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