Hassan I. Ali Hamid, a Sudanese office controller, has been working in the United Arab Emirates for more than 45 years. When the news of fighting between two army factions began last April 15, his thoughts were with his family. Know more:
HASSAN I. Ali Hamid, a Sudanese office controller, has been working in the United Arab Emirates for more than 45 years. When the news of fighting between two army factions began last April 15, his thoughts were with his family.
Ople was in Egypt overseeing the DMW team in assisting the transport of the Filipino evacuees from Sudan at the Egyptian border to Cairo. Ople said Hassan and Evelyn met in UAE. Evelyn was also an expatriate worker in UAE at that time, and they got married in 2004.After their stay in the Philippines, both decided to stay in Sudan. However, Hassan still needed to work in UAE.
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