Following the recent incidents in Sudan, the Moroccan embassy in Khartoum urged, Saturday, its nationals to be extra careful and abide by instructions issued by the Sudanese authorities.
Moroccan expatriates are advised not to leave home and avoid places where armed confrontation is happening, said the embassy in a statement.
The phone number 00249123613284 is provided for Moroccans in Sudan if assistance is needed.
The embassy called on Moroccans willing to travel to Sudan to postpone their plans for now.
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Thursday, January 23, 2025
Moroccans in Sudan Advised To Be Cautious
