Thanks to the Office of Vice President Harris for the strong support of our work with international partners to expand humanitarian access in Sudan and our engagement with Sudanese women—whose leadership and vision are vital to sustainable peacebuilding.

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Today, as we mark the 500th day of violence in Sudan, Sudanese people continue to suffer the effects of this war. Frontline humanitarian workers report desperate conditions in El Fasher: the RSF are gathering troops for another attack and SAF bombing continues to inflict

AUDIO FILES AVAILABLE from today’s digital briefing with U.S. Special Envoy for Sudan Tom Perriello. Special Envoy Perriello gave a readout of the Aligned for Advancing Lifesaving and Peace in Sudan Group talks. English: ow.ly/CaL950T9Fq0 Arabic: ow.ly/U1sM50T9FpZ

In Sudan, the Arba’at dam collapse has destroyed homes, affected livelihoods, and severely disrupted the water supply for Port Sudan. Initial reports estimate that tens of thousands may have been impacted. USAID partners are assessing humanitarian needs and working to respond.

With 5.8 million pounds of emergency aid delivered into Darfur this week through Adre and Dabbah Road, the ALPS leadership group met yesterday to continue accelerating and expanding aid access across Sudan. We continue to prioritize expansion of aid into the heartland of Sudan is

Yesterday, I spoke to English- and Arabic-language media outlets across Africa and the Middle East about the progress the United States and our international partners in the ALPS Group have made in expanding humanitarian access to the people of Sudan and the vital work before us

“We are seeing an increasing number of external actors […] pouring fuel on the fire of Sudan, and the people of Sudan are certainly upset about it and want to see that stop. We’ve been working both to enforce and to extend the arms embargo for Darfur at the United Nations.”

“In the immediate term, we are very focused on making sure food and medicine gets to those who are facing famine.  We need to see an end to the indiscriminate shelling, particularly by the RSF.  We hope the code of conduct reached in the ALPS will take effect very soon and help

The RSF has a long history of committing horrific atrocities, particularly against the women and children of Sudan. Today, for the first time, the RSF issued a command directive requiring their fighters to adhere to international humanitarian law and protections of civilians. But

Aid must be scaled up and allowed to continue to flow through the Adre border crossing and humanitarian corridors across Sudan. This is critical to reaching hungry and suffering people and responding to the worst humanitarian crisis on the planet.

.USAID Deputy Administrator Coleman and I, in partnership with SAPAA and @SAPA_Org, met today with members of the Sudanese diaspora to discuss the ALPS Group talks in Switzerland, progress on humanitarian access, and to hear their perspectives on efforts needed to achieve

#Sudan: In partnership with SAPAA & SAPA-Sudanese American Physicians Association, Isobel Coleman & U.S. Special Envoy for Sudan Tom Perriello provided updates yesterday to Sudanese diaspora on U.S. efforts to support unimpeded humanitarian assistance & civilian protection, and diplomatic efforts to end the war: usaid.gov/news-informati… #السودان

One year ago, I visited a refugee camp near the border of Sudan. I remember thinking, how could this possibly get worse? And yet, the violence and devastation has only increased. We must do more to bring about an end to this horrific war.

Pod Save Sudan? Appreciate @BRhodes & Pod Save the World devoting time to the Sudan crisis. In the face of famine and a fracturing state, President Biden and Secretary Antony Blinken made clear that the US and diplomatic partners would prioritize results over the diplomatic protocols bad actors are

Yesterday, Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield and I hosted a briefing at U.S. Mission to the UN about U.S.-led talks on the peace process in Sudan and the ALPS Group’s ongoing work to expand humanitarian access routes, strengthen protection of civilians, and work toward a lasting peace. The humanitarian crisis in Sudan

Last week 3,114 metric tons of humanitarian aid reached approximately 300,000 people in Sudan. But 25 million people face acute hunger and risk as of famine and more needs to be done to help frontline partners surge. The ALPS Group will continue to push for the scaling up of

The "Binaa' Aljusur" project in Sudan, supported by USAID and implemented by Catholic Relief Services, is driving sustainable economic growth and new opportunities through agriculture. Read more here: brnw.ch/21wMqk9 CatholicRelief U.S. Embassy Khartoum

In my meeting today with @UNICEFChief, we discussed the latest on the health and humanitarian crises around the world, including the enormous unmet needs in Sudan and in Gaza. More on our conversation: usaid.gov/news-informati…

Great meeting in Riyadh today with Saudi Arabia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Al-Khuraiji about our shared commitment to resolve the crisis in Sudan and to implement the Jeddah Declaration. With a renewed urgency to end this war, we are committed to the on-going work of the ALPS