Khartoum, Sudan — The Logistics Cluster has issued comprehensive guidelines for humanitarian road convoys in Sudan, effective July 2026. These guidelines are designed to facilitate the coordination of cargo transportation across various routes within the country, contingent upon passable road conditions and the prevailing access and security situation.
The convoys, which are exclusively for cargo transport using trucks and light vehicles, are not intended for passenger travel.
The document outlines operational procedures for organizations participating in convoys supported by the Logistics Cluster. Eligibility for participation is extended to UN Agencies, International Humanitarian Organizations, and International or National NGOs operating in Sudan.
The Logistics Cluster will communicate all road convoy plans and deadlines through its mailing list, website, and coordination meetings. Organizations are required to adhere strictly to these deadlines, as non-compliance may lead to exclusion from convoy participation.
The availability of services is contingent upon security and access conditions, which may affect schedules. For operational planning, organizations must submit relevant documentation to sudan. Clustercargo@wfp.
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Additionally, participants are responsible for securing their travel permits from the relevant authorities prior to joining the convoys.
*Additional reporting by ImNews | Sources consulted: 5*
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Source: reliefweb
Source: Logistics Cluster
