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Qatar Red Crescent society cleans Sudan’s Khartoum

gulf-times.com · 22 September 2026
Qatar Red Crescent society cleans Sudan’s Khartoum
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Qatar Red Crescent Society (QRCS) began environmental sanitation work in Khartoum East locality, Sudan, in partnership with the Ministry of Health and Khartoum Cleaning Corp (KCC).

The three-month program will eventually cover all localities within the state, starting with a 30 square kilometer area encompassing seven neighborhoods. QRCS teams are cleaning streets, markets, and homes, removing waste, and improving public spaces to enhance hygiene. Approximately 330,000 displaced and impoverished people in Sudan are expected to benefit from the QR28mn project.

QRCS and KCC signed a document outlining their responsibilities and how they will work together to ensure effective sanitation services. This sanitation campaign is part of QRCS’s broader Integrated Humanitarian Interventions project, which addresses health, water, emergency relief, and education needs for vulnerable communities across Sudan.

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