Egypt’s Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty inaugurated a conference gathering Sudanese civil political groups, along with pertinent regional and international partners, aimed at addressing the current crisis in Sudan, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement on Sunday, 7 July. The event aimed to foster agreement among Sudanese civil political forces to achieve enduring peace in Sudan led by the Sudanese people and was grounded in a Sudanese-centric vision. It brought together delegates from Sudanese political and civilian factions, alongside representatives from the United Nations, African Union, Arab League, and the European Union. The conference was also attended by Major General Abbas Kamel of the General Intelligence Service (GIS), and numerous representatives from regional and international entities, including the Foreign Minister of Chad, and senior officials from the UAE, Qatar, South Sudan, and Germany. President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi emphasized the importance of inclusive participation by all Sudanese parties in transitioning to a political resolution of the crisis, aligning with Sudan’s national interests. “Putting ‘Sudan First’ must guide genuine national endeavors, and any viable political process must uphold Sudan’s sovereignty principles,” Al-Sisi stated. Al-Sisi also affirmed that Egypt continues…
