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The "Sidem" Alliance, led by former Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok, confirmed that it has not received any official or unofficial contacts regarding a national political dialogue initiative in Sudan. This comes amid reports of consultations between Army Commander Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and the "Sidem" Alliance to prepare for a Sudanese-Sudanese dialogue. The coalition emphasized that the primary solution to the Sudanese crisis is to end the war, not military solutions. They stressed the need for any political settlement to be independent of the influence of armed factions, opposing any participation by members of the National Congress Party, which it considers a terrorist organization. The alliance highlighted that any dialogue should focus on ending the conflict and achieving a comprehensive national reconciliation. It warned that any actions legitimizing institutions or whitewashing the military past hinder peace and stability. Additionally, it called for accountability for those who ignited the war and for the surrender of wanted individuals to the International Criminal Court. The coalition rejected the participation of armed group leaders in negotiations and emphasized the importance of creating a conducive environment for dialogue that leads to a peaceful transfer of power under a comprehensive agreement involving all Sudanese people, conducted under neutral auspices. It also called for negotiations to be impartial and held outside Sudan to ensure transparency.
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