Sudan Pushes for Open Negotiations

The article discusses Sudan's efforts to end the war and achieve internal reconciliation. Foreign Minister Mahdiya Salah confirmed that Sudan has launched a national dialogue committee, and hundreds of fighters have withdrawn from militias and were welcomed without conditions. He also emphasized that Khartoum rejects any violation of its territorial integrity and considers negotiations based on its sovereignty a priority, while military escalation against the militias continues. On the other hand, the United States linked the issuance of entry visas for Sudan's Sovereignty Council Chairman Abdel Fattah al-Burhan to approval of a 90-day humanitarian ceasefire, amid tensions between the two countries. Meanwhile, Burhan called for internal reconciliation and a permanent ceasefire.

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