Joint Statement on Sudan Talks Highlights UAE’s Leadership in Humanitarian Aid

 

During the ongoing Sudan peace talks in Switzerland, a significant joint statement was issued by the United Arab Emirates, United States, Switzerland, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the African Union, and the United Nations, highlighting the urgency of addressing Sudan’s humanitarian crisis and protecting civilians from ongoing conflict.

The UAE and other delegations engaged with the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) to stress the need to adhere to international humanitarian law, including commitments made under the Jeddah Declaration. Key points included protecting civilians and civilian infrastructure, such as hospitals and schools, and ensuring these areas remain accessible for their intended use. The talks focused on enabling unhindered access for humanitarian workers and supplies, particularly along the critical route from Gedaref through Wad Medani and Sennar, which could aid up to 12 million people.

The joint statement also acknowledged the RSF’s participation in the negotiations and their willingness to improve humanitarian conditions, including allowing access through the Adre crossing, a vital corridor for aid delivery. The United Nations and other international bodies specifically praised the UAE’s global leadership in humanitarian assistance, highlighting its proactive role in the Sudan peace talks. The UAE’s involvement underscores its commitment to regional peace and its broader role in global humanitarian efforts. The statement concluded with a commitment to continued engagement with both the RSF and Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) to ensure civilian protection and the efficient delivery of humanitarian aid across Sudan.

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