Kuwaiti Ministry Condemns Attacks on Civilian Facilities in Sudan

Kuwait: Kuwait's Ministry of Foreign Affairs voiced Kuwait's condemnation of attacks on vital and necessary civilian facilities in Kassala and Port Sudan cities in Sudan as a serious juncture of the ongoing conflict in Sudan.

According to Kuwait News Agency, the condemnation from Kuwait highlights the critical nature of the situation in Sudan, emphasizing the importance of protecting civilian infrastructure amidst ongoing conflicts.

In other developments, the Kuwaiti Ministry of Interior announced the successful interception of a large narcotic shipment originating from the UK. This operation underscores Kuwait's continued vigilance and commitment to combating drug trafficking within its borders.

Additionally, the Kuwait Ports Authority has temporarily suspended operations at Shuwaikh and Shuaiba ports due to unstable weather conditions. This measure is aimed at ensuring the safety of port operations and personnel during adverse weather.

Meanwhile, Kuwait's Health Minister Dr. Ahmad Al-Awadhi engaged in discussions with a Belgian healthcare delegation to enhance bilateral cooperation. This initiative aims to strengthen Kuwait's national healthcare system through collaborative efforts with international partners.

In the realm of infrastructure, Kuwait's Minister of Public Works Noura Al-Mashaan met with the visiting Bahraini Minister of Communication and Transport Abdullah bin Ahmad Al-Khalifa. The discussions, attended by Minister of State for Communication Affairs Omar Al-Omar and other government officials, focused on enhancing cooperation between the two nations in the fields of communication and transport.

On the sports front, Kuwaiti athletes achieved success at the 18th Gulf Youth Athletics Championship in Doha, securing several medals. The event will continue until next Tuesday, providing more opportunities for Kuwaiti athletes to showcase their talents.

Additionally, Kuwait is set to host the 10th Arab Men's Handball Cup from May 5-11. The tournament will commence on Monday with three matches: Iraq versus Bahrain, Qatar versus Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait versus Morocco.

In international news, the Qatari Foreign Minister responded to provocative statements from the Israeli occupation regarding Qatar's efforts to end the Gaza Strip conflict. This exchange highlights ongoing tensions in the region.

The Algeria Declaration, stemming from the 38th Arab Inter-Parliamentary Union conference, has reiterated its support for Palestine and emphasized the centrality of the Palestinian issue.

In a somber development, the Palestinian General Authority of Civil Affairs announced the death of detainee Mohyee Al-Din Fahmi Najem at the Israeli Occupation Forces' Soroka Medical Center.

In Yemen, newly appointed Prime Minister Salem bin Buraik was sworn in, with Chairman of the Presidential Leadership Council Rashad Al-Alimi affirming support for the new government to ensure security, development, stability, and peace in the country.