US, EU and AU Call for Renewed Sudan Peace Talks
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A window in which prominent international and African forces have identified a two-track framework for ending the war in the Sudan, namely, negotiations between the two parties to the fighting to achieve a permanent ceasefire, an inclusive civil political dialogue that will determine the future of governance and lead to a peaceful political transition, free from the disruption of armed parties and external interference...
Six international and regional parties called for the resumption of negotiations between the warring parties in the Sudan to reach a permanent ceasefire, stressing their readiness to take further action to support the conclusion and implementation of an agreement, while stressing that the future of governance in the country must be decided by the Sudanese through an inclusive and transparent internal political process.
The United States, the European Union, the African Union, France, Germany, and the United Kingdom, on Wednesday, called on the parties to the war in the Sudan to resume negotiations for a permanent ceasefire, stressing that the future of governance in the country must be determined by the Sudanese through an inclusive political process, refusing to establish parallel governance structures. The post of an international meeting in New York calling…
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