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Latest activities and diplomatic meetings
Stay informed with the latest news and updates from Sudan, including the challenges of sending 50 doctors on a medical mission, the ongoing attacks on hospitals, the critical need for independent hospital oxygen supplies, and the escalating hunger crisis affecting vulnerable communities. Our medical team is set to depart for Sudan on 1 November 2026. Explore our latest updates to understand the urgent humanitarian and medical needs on the ground and how your support can help save lives.
New Delhi, India – 6th July 2026 – Doctors of Rahman has partnered with the Embassy of the State of Palestine to strengthen humanitarian medical support for communities affected by the ongoing crisis in Gaza. Following a meeting with His Excellency Ambassador Abdullah Mohammed Abu Shawesh, the organisations are working towards a long-term collaboration to deliver essential medicines, medical equipment and healthcare support from India to Palestine. Together, they hope to bring practical relief, strengthen healthcare services and stand in solidarity with those facing immense hardship.
London, England – 5th Nov 2025 – Today, we gathered at the Sudanese Embassy in the United Kingdom to bid farewell to the “Doctors of Rahman” Medical Convoy, which will be heading to Merowe, Northern State, Sudan on November 7th.
The event was attended by His Excellency the Ambassador, the Military Attaché, and the Consul, alongside the Chairman of Salamat Medical Charity, the Trustees’ Secretary, and the General Secretary of Doctors of Al-Rahman, as well as representatives of other charitable organisations — HiHFAD, Help Yateem, and Global Relief Trust; in a humanitarian initiative aimed at supporting medical and relief efforts in Sudan.
These organisations have previous experience in Gaza, Syria, Pakistan and other crisis-affected areas.
Syria – 8th Nov 2025 – During their visit, the Doctors of Rahman held high-level meetings with Syrian government officials. These discussions focused on identifying the most pressing healthcare needs and coordinating efforts to enhance the country’s medical infrastructure. The delegation emphasised the importance of collaboration between international aid groups and local authorities to ensure that aid reaches the most vulnerable populations.
The group delivered a substantial consignment of medical instruments, medicines, and other necessary supplies to several hospitals and clinics across Syria. The efforts of Doctors of Rahman have already begun to yield positive results.
