Sudan's intelligence chief addresses concerns on dialogue
The Director-General of Sudan's Intelligence Service confirmed that the country is experiencing an internal war that is considered the worst in its history, affecting security, the economy, and societal conflicts. He announced the government's readiness to engage in dialogue with neighboring countries, particularly Chad, Ethiopia, and eastern Libya, to address the crises and reduce the influence of external actors supporting the rebellion. He emphasized the need to cleanse the territories of insurgents and strongly rejected any arrangements that might lead to the separation of parts of Sudan. The focus remains on seriously tackling security and economic challenges and increasing national dialogue.
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