More than 150 civilians of different nationalities reached the ports of Jeddah this Saturday. The civilians in Sudan were stuck in an army and parliamentary conflict, and were evacuated by the Saudi naval forces.

The Saudi forces transported various nationals across the Red Sea from Port Sudan to Jeddah 

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announces the start of the arrangement for the evacuation of Saudi citizens and several nationals of brotherly and friendly countries from the Republic of Sudan to the Kingdom. pic.twitter.com/x7gnAruGVQ

— Foreign Ministry 🇸🇦 (@KSAmofaEN) April 22, 2023

The Kingdom’s Foreign Ministry announced the ‘safe arrival’ of 91 nationals, and citizens from then countries of Canada, Qatar, UAE, Kuwait, India, Pakistan, Egypt, Bulgaria, Bangladesh, Philippines, and Burkina Faso. It also stated that the list included diplomats and international officials. The expats were all welcomed with flowers and smiles at the ports!

Recommended

Saudi’s Cloud Seeding Efforts Cause Jaw-Dropping 5 BILLION Cubic Millimeters Of RainThe Weeknd Gives Special Shoutout In Arabic To Fan From SaudiSaudi Arabia Rolls Out Exciting New Insurance Scheme To Protect Expat Workers

This was a very proud moment for all the Saudi community 👏  

The conflict in Sudan has caused over hundreds of casualties and thousands have been wounded

🚨 #BREAKING: A HEAVY US military presence—including military helicopters and combat aircraft—have been spotted in the skies above the U.S. embassy compound in Sudan as fighting continues

⚠️ EVACUATIONS OF THE EMBASSY ARE UNDERWAY pic.twitter.com/PThq1Nfcum

— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) April 22, 2023

Survivors are also struggling to maintain food and shelter during this difficult times. The Kingdom has come in with prompt action, and stated, “The Kingdom worked to provide all the basic needs of foreign nationals in preparation for their departure to their countries.” US President Joe Biden also thanked the Kingdom for its prompt efforts with a statement: “I thank Djibouti, Ethiopia, and Saudi Arabia, which were critical to the success of our operation,” he said in a statement on Saturday, calling for a ceasefire to allow “unhindered humanitarian access, and respect the will of the people of Sudan”.