Training Workshop in New Halfa Promotes Community Cohesion and Peacebuilding

A training workshop was launched on Monday, 26 October 2026, in New Halfa as part of the activities of the project entitled “Addressing the Urgent Needs of Displaced People and Host Communities to Strengthen the Resilience and Social Stability of Conflict-Affected Communities in Sudan.” The workshop brought together 20 male and female participants from the villages of Asbri, 19 Iskan, Tambi, and Al-Zaliq.

A training workshop was launched on Monday, 26 October 2026, in New Halfa as part of the activities of the project entitled “Addressing the Urgent Needs of Displaced People and Host Communities to Strengthen the Resilience and Social Stability of Conflict-Affected Communities in Sudan.” The workshop brought together 20 male and female participants from the villages of Asbri, 19 Iskan, Tambi, and Al-Zaliq.

The workshop aimed to train trainers in promoting community cohesion and peacebuilding, while strengthening participants’ skills in facilitating community dialogue and fostering a culture of communication and mutual understanding among members of local communities. These efforts are intended to help address community challenges and support initiatives aimed at promoting peace and stability. The workshop was facilitated by Mr. Mohamed Al-Hassan Shikit.

This activity forms part of the project’s broader efforts to build the capacities of local communities, strengthen their role in promoting dialogue and tolerance, and reinforce the values of peaceful coexistence. It also contributes to ongoing peacebuilding efforts and the promotion of social cohesion and stability among communities affected by conflict.

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