On Wednesday the last trip to transport South Sudanese returnees that were staying in Kosti, from Khartoum to Juba will take place, in cooperation with the Sudanese government, the UN and the International Organisation for Migration. The coordinator of voluntary return at the National Centre for Displacement said ‘the process went smoothly through daily flights from Khartoum organised over the past two weeks.’ He said more than 12,000 people will have been transported to South Sudan.
On Wednesday the last trip to transport South Sudanese returnees that were staying in Kosti, from Khartoum to Juba will take place, in cooperation with the Sudanese government, the UN and the International Organisation for Migration.
The coordinator of voluntary return at the National Centre for Displacement said ‘the process went smoothly through daily flights from Khartoum organised over the past two weeks.’
He said more than 12,000 people will have been transported to South Sudan.
