Fatshimetrie, May 28 – The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that Egypt will host a conference at the end of June bringing together all Sudanese civilian political forces, in the presence of relevant regional and international partners.
According to a press release issued on Tuesday, the conference aims to reach consensus among different Sudanese civil political forces on ways to build a comprehensive and lasting peace through a Sudanese national dialogue respecting the principles of sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity of Sudan, as well as respect for non-interference in its internal affairs.
The statement stressed that the conference comes within the framework of Egypt’s desire to stop the ongoing war in Sudan and address its dangerous repercussions on the Sudanese population and the security and stability of the region, particularly in neighboring countries.
The statement concluded by indicating that Egypt looks forward to the effective participation of all Sudanese civilian political forces and relevant regional and international partners in the conference.
This initiative demonstrates Egypt’s commitment to peace and stability in the region and its willingness to support the peace process in Sudan. By bringing together key stakeholders, this conference provides a unique opportunity to promote dialogue and find lasting solutions to end the conflict while respecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Sudan.
The involvement of regional and international partners is crucial to ensure an inclusive and concerted approach aimed at building solid foundations for lasting peace. By working together, the different parties can help establish a climate of trust and cooperation, thus promoting a peaceful and democratic transition in Sudan.
In conclusion, this conference represents a positive step towards resolving the conflict in Sudan and consolidating peace in the region. She highlights the importance of inclusive dialogue and partnership to overcome challenges and build a better future for all Sudanese citizens.