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Maher Abu Al-Jawk: Elections Won't End Sudan Conflict
Sudanese political analyst Maher Abu Al-Joukh confirmed that the current political or electoral arrangements in Sudan will not help resolve the crisis. He explained that holding partial elections amid ongoing fighting might deepen divisions and reflect significant challenges. He clarified that reaching an agreement to hold elections before fully ending the conflict and including all Sudanese people, including residents of Darfur, will not achieve lasting peace. Some political arrangements are linked to personal interests and the polarized stakes resulting from the war. Additionally, he noted that civilian forces, such as the Forces for Freedom and Change, face difficulties in establishing their popular presence due to the control of different regions by the warring parties and their lack of strong military influence.
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