Millions of Sudanese who fled to neighboring countries face the threat of hunger.
The World Food Program seemed an ultimatum, saying that it might have to reduce the aid to Sudanese refugees due to the discounts in its financing.
Four million refugees in the countries adjacent to Sudan after fleeing the ongoing civil war, most of them depend on help.
However, this was put into danger after the administration of US President Donald Trump reduced aid budgets abroad this year.
The European Union, the United Kingdom and Germany also reduced their foreign assistance because some countries change funding for investment in defense.
So who can intervene to fill the gap?
What will happen to people who depend on help to survive?
Introduction: James Pies
Guests
- Karl Skyau, Deputy Executive Director of the World Food Program and Director of Implementation
- Alex de Wal, Executive Director of the Peace Corporation
- Khawlad Khair, political analyst and director founding in the consulting research reservoir
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