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Khartoum, April 6, 2026 (SUNA) – UNICEF praised the Federal Ministry of Health for progress under the Sudan Health Assistance Response to Emergencies (SHARE) Project, a World Bank-funded initiative, which has supported more than 400 health facilities nationwide. The initiative delivered over five million health services, trained more than 3,000 health workers, and equipped over 500 community health assistants.UNICEF reaffirmed commitment to addressing gaps and strengthening coordination under ministry leadership.BH/BH
