Sudan Denounces UAE’s Conference Efforts Amid African Union Summit
Sudan has condemned the UAE’s plans to hold a conference on its situation during the African Union summit in Ethiopia, labeling it an aggression. The Sudanese government has officially complained to the UN Security Council, alleging that the UAE provides military support to the RSF. Sudan insists on its sovereignty and rejects any external discussions about its internal matters, calling for unity against such interventions.
Sudan’s government has formally condemned the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for its attempts to organize a conference regarding Sudan during the upcoming African Union summit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Describing these efforts as “an all-out aggression,” the Sudanese administration has lodged a complaint with the UN Security Council. This complaint accuses the UAE of supplying military equipment and advanced weaponry to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) through Chad.
In summary, Sudan’s government firmly rejects the UAE’s attempts to discuss its internal affairs without its participation. Sudan asserts its sovereignty and has called upon the African Union to reassess its actions. The resolve to restore security and stability in Sudan continues, emphasizing national dialogue as essential for healing and rebuilding the nation.
Original Source: sudantribune.com
