Many Sudanese who have emigrated to neighboring nations are at risk of hunger.
The World Food Programme has raised concerns that its aid efforts to Sudanese refugees may need to be slashed due to reduced funding.
Four million refugees have fled the country’s civil war, and the majority rely on aid.
However, this was jeopardized when Donald Trump’s administration cut this year’s foreign aid budgets.
As some nations switch to using their money to invest in defense, the European Union, the UK, and Germany have also reduced their aid.
Who else can help to fill the void, then?
And what will happen to those who rely on aid for survival?
Presenter: James Bays
Guests
- The deputy executive director and COO of the World Food Programme, Carl Skau
- The World Peace Foundation’s executive director is Alex de Waal.
- Political analyst and founder of Confluence Advisory, Kholood Khair
Source: Aljazeera
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