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Berlin Summit Seeks $1B+ in Sudan Aid Pledges

Berlin Summit Seeks $1B+ in Sudan Aid Pledges

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The Berlin conference must deliver real results — 33 million people in Sudan need aid now, and funding has collapsed to under 40% of what's required. Aid cuts have shuttered 80% of community kitchens, left NGOs rationing antibiotics and abandoned survivors of sexual violence entirely. Donor nations have the legal and moral obligation to massively increase humanitarian funding and stop letting diplomatic talk substitute for action.

Hosting a conference that excludes Sudan's warring parties and ignores Khartoum's objections isn't diplomacy — it's theater, just like the failed London and Paris summits before it. Humanitarian funding sits at just 16% of what's needed, yet peace remains impossible while external actors keep fueling both sides of the conflict. No pledge total fixes a war that external meddling sustains, and without stopping the fighting, Sudan's economy loses tens of billions for decades.


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