Kuwait Fund Grants $2M for Sudan Food Security
The Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development has signed a grant agreement with the World Food Program worth two million dollars to support food security in Sudan. The project aims to establish and improve food storage facilities in Khartoum. Its goal is to increase storage capacity to around 59,000 metric tons by rehabilitating existing facilities and constructing new ones, thereby enhancing the storage and distribution of food aid benefiting approximately 7.5 million people. The implementation includes building steel warehouses, cooling facilities, installing mobile storage units, creating logistical corridors, as well as supporting security operations and maintenance. This initiative is part of the ongoing partnership between the Fund and the World Food Program, established through a Memorandum of Understanding signed in February 2025 to address food security and developmental challenges.
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