Egypt Hosts Conference to Facilitate Sudan Peace Talks
Egypt plans to host a peace conference for Sudanese political factions, aiming to unify national factions and achieve lasting peace. The initiative, supported by Sudan and regional partners, focuses on a Sudanese-led dialogue. Experts believe Sudan might ease its demands to achieve peace, which is crucial for Egypt's national security.
In a bid to restore peace in Sudan, Egypt plans to host a conference in the coming weeks, bringing together Sudanese political factions.
The initiative, welcomed by Gen. Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan's government, aims to unify national factions and achieve lasting peace, according to Egyptian political analyst Masad Faiez.
The conference will be attended by regional and international partners, with a focus on a national dialogue rooted in a Sudanese vision, the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated.
Sudan's statement opposed the participation of three parties linked to the Rapid Support Forces and insisted on lifting Sudan's African Union suspension.
Experts suggest that the Sudanese regime might ease demands for peace.
Egypt’s initiative is also supported by the Sudanese Unionist Democratic Party.
Egyptian lawmaker Hassan Al-Mir highlighted that Sudan's stability is crucial for Egypt’s national security.
The initiative, welcomed by Gen. Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan's government, aims to unify national factions and achieve lasting peace, according to Egyptian political analyst Masad Faiez.
The conference will be attended by regional and international partners, with a focus on a national dialogue rooted in a Sudanese vision, the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated.
Sudan's statement opposed the participation of three parties linked to the Rapid Support Forces and insisted on lifting Sudan's African Union suspension.
Experts suggest that the Sudanese regime might ease demands for peace.
Egypt’s initiative is also supported by the Sudanese Unionist Democratic Party.
Egyptian lawmaker Hassan Al-Mir highlighted that Sudan's stability is crucial for Egypt’s national security.
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