Greek Sudan evacuees to be picked up from Djibouti; FM Dendias to brief parties about Sudan situation on Tuesday

A Greek C-27 military transport aircraft took off from Aswan airport in Egypt on Monday evening to pick up a group of Greeks from Djibouti, following their extraction from Sudan, said Greek government sources.

Foreign Affairs Minister Nikos Dendias will brief political parties about the situation in Sudan on Tuesday.

Dendias will meet with representatives of political parties at the foreign affairs ministry at 12 noon.

Meanwhile, the Greek minister spoke earlier on Monday with his Egyptian counterpart Sameh Shoukry about the further coordination of efforts to provide assistance to Greeks in Sudan and their extraction from the country.

See also:

Another five Greek citizens extracted from Sudan
 

 

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