Holding a meeting of IGAD leaders with the aim of ending the war in Sudan
| The heads of member states of the intergovernmental organization for the development of East Africa (IGAD) will hold a meeting today in the capital of Ethiopia, during which the ways of ending the battle between the army and the Sudanese rapid reaction forces will be discussed. |
According to the international group Tasnim News Agency
, the head of the ruling council of Sudan last month, by visiting Kenya with the president of the country as the head of the East African intergovernmental organization “Igad”, agreed to hold an emergency meeting of the heads of this organization with the aim of ending the fighting in Sudan. /p>
The IGAD organization announced by publishing a statement: The 41st emergency meeting of the Presidents and Prime Ministers of the member countries of the Intergovernmental Organization for East African Development Saturday (today) It will be held in the capital of Djibouti.
According to the official news agency of Sudan, General Abdul Fattah Burhan, the head of the governing council and the commander of the army, headed a high-ranking delegation. Sudanese officials today left Port Sudan airport (a city located on the coast of the Red Sea) for Djibouti to attend the emergency meeting of IGAD leaders.
At the meeting in Djibouti, the US special envoy to the African branch region will be present along with some representatives of regional and global organizations and institutions.
In today’s IGAD meeting, the participants are supposed to present a clear road map to stop this battle and send humanitarian aid to Sudanese citizens by examining the ways to end the battle between the army and the rapid reaction forces in Sudan.
The meeting of IGAD leaders will be held while the talks between the army and the Sudanese rapid response forces last week in Jeddah city, due to the lack of trust building and the failure to end the military presence in Important cities in Sudan are suspended until further notice.
From last April 26, when the battle between the army and the rapid reaction forces in Sudan started, both sides repeatedly with the mediation of Saudi Arabia and the United States in the city of Jeddah. They have signed a ceasefire agreement, but none of them adhered to it, and they have insisted on removing the other side through military means.
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