• Khartoum: The Governor of Khartoum inaugurated the reopening of the Nile Bank branch at Al-Shaabi Market in Omdurman, and the bank pledged to complete the opening of all its branches in the state, and a memorandum of understanding was signed between Khartoum and the Darfur states to accommodate incoming students and teachers, and the Urban Planning Committee issued 5 decisions on important files and announced the completion of the planning procedures for Nile Street in Al-Lamab (Source: SUNA) • Gezira: The state is targeting the vaccination of 1,165,612 children as part of the polio response campaign, and the Governor of Gezira met with the Governor of the Gezira Scheme (Source: SUNA) • Red Sea: The Governor of the state inaugurated the handover of 10 vehicles to support the education, health and engineering sectors in Port Sudan Locality, and the Expanded Programme on Immunization began preparations for the polio response campaign, and the state's Standards Authority inspected and stamped more than 16 tonnes of gold during the third quarter (Source: SUNA) • Kassala: The Minister of Human Resources and Social Welfare inaugurated the free treatment camp of the Health Insurance in Khashm El Girba, and addressed in the state a workshop on training young people in installing solar energy devices (Source: SUNA) • Gedaref: Al-Sharq Oncology Hospital inaugurated the Pink October activities for breast cancer awareness, and the state is hosting the Sudanese-Sudanese Dialogue Forum to prepare the climate for broad community participation (Source: SUNA) • Sennar: The state signed a memorandum of understanding with PC Tech Commercial Agencies to supply tractors and agricultural machinery, and anti-smuggling forces seized 40,500 doses of malaria medicines on their way to be smuggled to a neighbouring country (Source: SUNA; On Sudan) • White Nile: The Governor of the state inaugurated the export of gum arabic and white sesame from Kosti and announced the move to establish an export exchange and attract investments, and inspected with the Humanitarian Aid Commissioner the new Tendlti camp and inaugurated an additional water network 18 kilometres long to address water scarcity (Source: SUNA) • Blue Nile: The Governor of the region, Ahmed Al-Omda Badi, met with a delegation of community leaders of the returnee camps in Bau Province, and arrangements are under way to bring higher education students under the umbrella of health insurance in the region (Source: SUNA) • Northern: The state is arranging to dispatch a new convoy to support North Kordofan, and a decision was issued to expropriate and reduce service and industrial investment projects in Dongola Locality, and the state's Minister of Production affirmed his support and backing for the media plan to make the winter agricultural season a success (Source: SUNA) • North Kordofan: The state's Council of Ministers listened to a report on agricultural investment projects (Source: SUNA via Sudanese newspaper headlines) • North Darfur: The Governor of the state, Al-Hafiz Bakhit Mohamed, said the state and the city of El Fasher and its surroundings are the most affected by displacement in Darfur, with a major deterioration in humanitarian conditions and a severe shortage of food after organisations that had been working through the Adre crossing stopped, and affirmed that the liberation of El Fasher is at the top of the government's priorities (Source: SUNA) • West Darfur: The Minister of Health and Social Welfare in the Darfur Regional Government, Babiker Hamdin, condemned an attack that targeted a gathering of displaced people in the Hajar Sanakit area in the Bir Saliba administrative unit of Sirba Locality near the border with Chad, and said the attack resulted, according to preliminary statistics, in the killing of 11 displaced people and the injury of others, most of them women and children (Source: Statement of the Darfur Regional Government via Sudan Tribune) • South Kordofan: Health sources in Kadugli said the city's Teaching Hospital suffers from a shortage of medicines and essential medical equipment despite the return of some doctors and health workers, with continuing deterioration in vital departments such as surgery and obstetrics and the absence of medical imaging technologies such as ultrasound (Source: Darfur 24 via Al-Hadaf newspaper) • Weather: The General Authority of Meteorology expects a slight rise in temperatures in the east and south of the country, while they maintain their values in the rest of the country (Source: General Authority of Meteorology via SUNA)
— Editorial Team