One hundred Sudanese citizens returned on Sunday from Uganda as part of the third group repatriated under a government-backed voluntary return programme.
Authorities confirmed multiple institutions coordinated resources to ensure their returns.
Organisers said repatriation flights will continue as demand remains steady among citizens seeking to return.
The initiative was launched in response to difficult living conditions faced by refugees, aiming to provide safe and dignified travel home.
National airlines supported the operation through coordinated transport arrangements.
Officials hope the programme will expand to include citizens returning from other countries.
Returnees expressed gratitude for assistance that helped reunite families after prolonged displacement.
