By Tsegay Wolde-Georgis | Project Leader
Dear supporters and friends,
The Tigray refugees went to Sudan to escape from the conflict in their homes. Now that there is a peace Treaty between the Federal and the Tigray regional governments the hope was for the refugees to return home. Until no internally or externally displaced person has resettled in their former homes. Western and Southern Tigray are still occupied. The Federal Government is responsible to clear these areas according to the Pretoria agreement.
However, the problem in Sudan is complicated by the civil war. Sudanese civilians themselves are leaving the country and we are hoping that there would be peace in that country. The Ethiopian refugees in Sudan are between two uncomfortable rocks. We hope that they would be freed of these two rocks so that they can live and prosper.
When we get more information, we will share them with you as soon as possible. Thank you for all your humanitarian support.
Best wishes.
By Tsegay Wolde-Georgis | Project Leader
By Tsegay Wolde-Georgis | Project Leader
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