UAE Addresses Port Sudan Authority Decision

 


Recent developments in Sudan have prompted a response from the United Arab Emirates (UAE). This article provides a neutral overview of the UAE's statement regarding the Port Sudan Authority's recent decision and its continued position on the importance of a civilian-led government in Sudan.

The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) released a statement addressing the decision made by the Port Sudan Authority. The statement indicated that the UAE does not recognize the decision, citing that the Port Sudan Authority does not represent the legitimate government or the Sudanese people.

The MoFA also stated its rejection of what it termed "deplorable statements" issued by the Port Sudan Authority. These statements were characterized as a "diversionary tactic" with the potential to undermine ongoing peace efforts and initiatives aimed at resolving the current situation in Sudan.

The UAE's statement reiterated its long-standing position on the need for a civilian-led government in Sudan. The MoFA emphasized that such a government should operate independently of military control and prioritize the interests and aspirations of the Sudanese people.

The UAE reaffirmed its continued support for the Sudanese people, including those residing in the UAE and Sudanese visitors. The statement highlighted the UAE's commitment to providing humanitarian assistance and its enduring relationship with Sudan.

The UAE's statement provides insight into its perspective on the recent decision by the Port Sudan Authority and its broader stance on the future of Sudan. The UAE's focus remains on supporting the Sudanese people and promoting a path towards a stable, civilian-led government.


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