(Bloomberg)-Mints of the US abroad, Saudi Arabia, Sae and Egypt published an outline for the end of the conflict in Sudan and called for an immediate three-month ceasefire followed by permanent.
The joint statement bearing the official State Intelligence Agency in Saudi Arabia and SAE assumes a transient process to be launched and closed within nine months after the permanent ceasefire shows, provided that such a process is not “controlled by any warring party”.
Foreign ministers of the so -called Quad nations who met at the US invitation on the outskirts of the UN General Assembly in New York, emphasized the need to stop all external military support for the fighting parties, and stated that they would develop all efforts to achieve a negotiated settlement between the Sudanese army and its rivalry.
Egypt has historically strong relations with the Sudanese government supported by the army, while the SAE has been charged with the support of RSF-noise that it denies.
The US had previously postponed a meeting because of a joint statement after Egypt had taken a problem with the wording that did not state that neither the Sudan armed forces nor the paramilitary groups of the RSF should have a leading role in the post -war transitional government.
Revised wording rejects any role of groups “that belongs or are closely linked to the Muslim Brotherhood” without specifying one of the main warring camps.
Ministers report the obligation to support the conditions that ensure the safety of the wider region of the Red Sea, as well as “to deny space to those destabilizing regional and domestic actors who are trying to benefit from a continued conflict in Sudan”.
In April 2023, when government forces disagreed with the agreement to share power with RSF. Both parties together carried out a coup against the civilian government in 2021. According to US estimates, at least 150,000 people have been killed since then in what was called the worst humanitarian crisis in the world and the threat to regional stability.
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