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Pakistan’s EDUCAST to launch telemedicine services in Sudan with support from Islamic Development Bank

  • EDUCAST CEO says testing of equipment, identification of sites completed, operations to launch within four weeks
  • Karachi-based EDUCAST will jointly launch Sudan program with Yemen’s Building Foundation for Development
By KHURSHID AHMED    ·
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‘Having two armies in one country was a really big mistake’ in Sudan, South Sudan’s acting FM tells Arab News

By KATIE JENSEN ·

Sudan evacuations ‘in full swing’ as Pakistan repatriates 140 citizens

By Sarah B. Haider ·

Pakistan repatriates 260 stranded nationals from Port Sudan, Jeddah as evacuation continues

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Pakistan seeks closer coordination with Saudi Arabia as evacuation begins from battle-scarred Sudan

By Arab News Pakistan ·
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Pakistan’s diplomatic mission in war-torn Sudan starts evacuating nationals to Saudi Arabia

By WAJAHAT ALI ·

Sudan generals’ battle enters 4th day; death toll soars to 185

By AP ·

Protesters take to Sudan’s streets again, decrying coup and arrests

By Reuters ·

Tens of thousands protest in anti-military marches in Sudan

By AP ·

EXPLAINER: What does PM’s reinstatement mean for Sudan?

By AP ·

Sudan activists call for escalation after deadliest day since coup

By Ephrem Kossaify ·

UN chief to Sudan army: Reverse coup, take heed of protests

By AP ·

Global democracy under attack despite Biden push

By AFP ·

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