Al-Umma and Mubarak Fadil: No Talks Amid Shelling

The National Umma Party and the Umma Party led by Mubarak Al-Fadil have both rejected the call for a Sudanese–Sudanese dialogue within the country amid ongoing war, considering that conducting a political process during combat enhances division and threatens legitimacy. The two parties noted that a comprehensive ceasefire is the primary condition for any serious dialogue, warning that synchronizing the political process with the continuation of fighting could prolong the war and make dialogue uninclusive. They called for the creation of a neutral and secure platform that brings all parties together outside of conflict zones to ensure a comprehensive and fair political process, which includes ending the humanitarian crisis, building a unified national army, establishing an independent transitional authority, and achieving reconciliation and transitional justice. They emphasized that regional and international support should be limited to facilitation without interference, affirming that true courage lies in making the decision for genuine peace and ending conflicts.

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