United Nations & Chad

United Nations: The United Nations welcomed the extension of the Adre border crossing and continues to express concern over the escalating conflict and humanitarian crisis in Sudan, actively calling for civilian protection and unimpeded aid access.

Chad: Chad shares a border with Sudan, and the Adre border crossing with Chad is critical for humanitarian aid delivery into Sudan's Darfur and Kordofan regions.

United Nations: A United Nations study warns that higher energy prices will impact almost a billion people in poorer countries, forcing tradeoffs between energy bills and public services.

Chad: Chad is a neighboring country to Sudan that is also receiving aid, and its transport costs have more than doubled.

United Nations: The United Nations is backing a mission led by Kenya to contain gang violence in Haiti and has called for more logistical and financial support for this mission. The United Nations Human Rights Office is also tracking and reporting on the human rights crisis in Haiti.

Chad: Chad pledged to send personnel to the United Nations-backed mission in Haiti.

United Nations: The United Nations is referenced for statistics on refugees and asylum-seekers in South Africa and other African countries, providing factual background to the event.

Chad: Chad is mentioned as a country hosting a large number of refugees, providing context for South Africa's refugee population.