Executive Office Meeting of the Nubian Center for Peace and Democracy
Kampala, Uganda
The Executive Office of the Nubian Center for Peace and Democracy convened a key meeting on Wednesday, October 30, 2024, in the presence of the Center’s Chairperson, Dr. Mohamed Salih Mohamed Yassin, who had just returned from Geneva after participating in meetings at the United Nations and the Human Rights Council.
The meeting reviewed and evaluated the Center’s activities over the past period, with particular focus on its collaboration with partners in implementing the International Day of Peace program, held from September 17–21, 2024, in Kampala, supported by USAID and DT Global.
Looking ahead, the Executive Office approved a series of plans and programs aimed at empowering Sudanese youth and women. These initiatives include intensive training programs across various fields of civil society work, with emphasis on establishing joint projects through directed writing skills, innovative digital tools, and specialized training in human rights and humanitarian work.
The meeting also addressed the current humanitarian situation in Sudan due to the ongoing war, as well as the challenges faced by Sudanese refugees residing in Kiryandongo camp, Bweyale District, Uganda, underscoring the Center’s ongoing commitment to supporting vulnerable populations both within Sudan and in exile.
Nubian Center for Peace and Democracy (NCPD)
Kampala, Uganda – Wednesday, October 30, 2024
