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Khartoum, (SUNA) – A kidney transplant camp at Ahmed Gasim Hospital in Khartoum State concluded on Saturday after 14 successful kidney transplant operations were performed during September and October 2026, with the participation of a group of doctors and specialists from Sudan and abroad. The camp was organized in partnership with the Sudanese Doctors Association in Qatar and the Kuwaiti Patients Helping Fund, under the patronage of federal and Khartoum state health authorities and the National Center for Kidney Diseases and Surgery. Federal Health Minister Professor Haitham Mohamed Ibrahim praised the initiative, describing it as a “bridge of goodness,” and announced plans to establish additional kidney transplant centers and sustainably localize the service. Hospital Director Dr. Huda Hamid said Ahmed Gasim Hospital has performed 43 kidney transplants to date.Officials highlighted the importance of medical and humanitarian partnerships in supporting Sudan’s health sector and expanding specialized services for patients with kidney failure.BH/BH