The Sudanese Minister of Finance, Jibril Ibrahim, admitted that there is great pressure on the state budget for this year, which taxes and customs represent 75% of its total revenues. This prompted reduction on spending on basics such as health and education. He stressed the continuation of the economic reform program, through the gradual lifting of state subsidies on goods.

African Union President, Senegalese President Macky Sall said in statements to Radio France International that Africa will face a very serious famine, if wheat exports from Ukraine to the continent are not resumed.

Vice President of the Sovereignty Council, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo (Hemedti), affirmed their commitment to cooperate with all United Nations mechanisms and the Human Rights Council, to promote and develop human rights in the country. Hemedti indicated their interest in following up on the implementation of all recommendations related to promoting the human rights situation in the country. (Saudi News Agency 04/06/2022).

On the 14th of May, the Times of India published a report regarding how inflation rates have severely affected the economic life of Muslim women and in turn, left them vulnerable to severe health problems. Hundreds of Muslim women are lining up outside clinics with chronic conditions needing social and financial assistance.