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Sudan Forces Decline Dialogue Offer
The Sudanese opposition political and civil forces rejected the initiative supported by Chairman of the Sovereignty Council Abdel Fattah al-Burhan for national dialogue during a meeting in Addis Ababa. Instead, they proposed a peace process based on simultaneous and independent humanitarian, security, and political tracks. The participants considered that the current initiative entrenches the division of the country and is dominated by the conflicting warring regions. They also suggested, in addition, to keep the opposing parties separated from the political tracks, focusing instead on providing an independent role for civil society and non-aligned forces. They emphasized the importance of coordinating regional and international peace efforts to ensure an end to the fighting, and underscored the necessity of forming a joint committee to unify future positions. This approach comes amid ongoing conflict between the army and Rapid Support Forces since April 2023, with significant humanitarian impacts resulting in the displacement of around 13 million people. Meanwhile, international and regional efforts continue to seek an end to the conflict and a successful independent political process.
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