Sudan

Capital: Khartoum

Background

In Sudan, internal conflict between the government and rebel groups in the southern part of the country lasted for more than 20 years from the 1980s, finally ending with the signing of a peace agreement in January 2005. Soon thereafter, in March 2005, the United Nations decided to establish the United Nations Mission in Sudan ( UNMIS ). Japan dispatched two staff officers to the mission. With the independence of South Sudan in Jully 2011, UNMIS ceased its operation.

Even after the conflict, however, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees ( UNHCR ) and other agencies have continued providing relief supplies on the ground.

Results

	Oct. 2004 Contribution in kind to UNHCR for the Relief of Sudanese Refugees
	July 2005 Contribution in kind to UNMIS
	Nov. 2007 Contribution in kind to UNHCR for the Relief of Sudanese Afflicted People in Darfur
	Oct. 2008 International Peace Cooperation Assignment in Sudan
	Oct. 2008 Contribution in kind to UNHCR for the Relief of Sudanese Afflicted People
	Jan. 2011 International Peace Cooperation Assignment for Sudan Referendum Observation
	Jan.2013 Contribution in kind to UNHCR for the Relief of Sudanese Refugees