At least 47 people have died fasting over a promise that they would meet Jesus if they starved themselves to death.
He added, “I invite everyone to pray for our Sudanese brothers and sisters.”
Government officials said they are “doing everything possible” to support those still inside the country’s capital, Khartoum.
Fighting broke out in Sudan about a week ago between the country’s two most powerful generals and their respective military units.
The general objective is to build the human resource and environmentally friendly system expected to sustain and increase agricultural productivity and create a resilient rural society.
He added that the bodies were found in the early hours of Friday after neighbours alerted the police about the shooting.
Each developing nation will receive £4 million.
International efforts to broker a temporary truce over the three-day holiday and allow civilians to reach safety have so far failed.
On Thursday, UN secretary general António Guterres appealed to warring parties in Sudan to observe a ceasefire for at least three days.
A total of 177 Egyptian soldiers returned to Cairo, while 27 remained in Sudan, local media reported.
