Sudan Intelligence Chief Urges Dialogue
The Director General of Sudan's General Intelligence Service, Ahmed Ibrahim Mafleel, affirmed that the current conflict in the country is a "state versus non-state war" and is considered the worst in Sudan's history, leaving behind tragedies and widespread suffering from Darfur to the Nile River region. He announced Khartoum's openness to dialogue with neighboring countries, especially Chad, Ethiopia, and eastern Libya, believing that geography necessitates coexistence and understanding among neighbors. He also warned of three main internal challenges: security, societal conflict, and the economic situation, urging that these be addressed seriously in the upcoming period. He considered that external factors have played a significant role in prolonging the war.
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