Sudanese Community​ in Bahrain Faces Turmoil⁤ Over Passport Fees

The Sudanese community in Bahrain is currently facing a state of turmoil⁣ and intense anger towards⁣ the Ministry of Finance in Port Sudan. This anger has been sparked​ by the⁣ arrival​ of the passport delegation to‌ Bahrain, which has refused to work⁣ on ‍issuing passports for ‌residents ⁣who had already‍ paid the full fees⁢ before the ⁤war.

The passport delegation claims that the Ministry⁣ of⁤ Finance⁤ in Port Sudan⁤ is demanding the passport fees again, despite the fact that citizens had already paid them before the war. This decision has been ⁤met with widespread disapproval and ⁢anger from the​ Sudanese community in Bahrain.

Citizens are struggling to understand why they are being asked to ‍pay the fees again,‍ especially considering the‍ high costs involved. The cost of issuing a new passport is approximately $300, while validating ​a Bahraini birth certificate​ at the Sudanese ‌embassy costs⁤ over ‍$50. Additionally, issuing a new Sudanese birth certificate for a child costs around $40, and the passport fees⁢ for‌ each new child are also around $300.

The Sudanese community in Bahrain is facing significant financial ⁤difficulties, with many relying on​ God to provide for their families. The start of the⁤ new⁣ academic year has added to their​ financial burdens, ⁣with⁤ many⁤ struggling to​ afford school ⁤supplies and⁤ clothes‍ for their children.

The Sudanese embassy in Bahrain has been criticized for its ‍handling ⁤of the situation,​ with many ⁢feeling that it has failed to protect​ their rights.⁣ Citizens are calling for the embassy to apologize ‍and help resolve the issue by contacting the Minister of Finance in Port⁢ Sudan, Dr. Gabriel Ibrahim.

Many are left wondering why ​the government is making​ such reckless​ decisions, which are causing ⁢harm to⁤ its citizens. ‌The absence of national conscience and mercy in⁣ dealing with citizens has ⁢been particularly criticized.