Examining the Humanitarian Crises in Libya, Sudan, and Yemen
This article discusses a webinar focused on the humanitarian crises in Libya, Sudan, and Yemen, organized by the Arab Center Washington DC and SIPRI. The panel of experts will analyze the conflicts, the challenges to resolution, and propose strategies for peace and recovery amidst shifting regional and geopolitical dynamics.
The Arab Center Washington DC and Stockholm International Peace Research Institute are organizing a webinar to explore the neglected conflicts in Libya, Sudan, and Yemen. As crises in other regions dominate the media, these areas experience significant humanitarian turmoil, with ongoing wars yielding devastating effects for civilians.
Libya’s situation remains precarious, as internal conflicts among rival governments disrupt stability, compounded by the presence of foreign mercenaries. Deteriorating economic conditions due to contested oil revenues heighten fears of renewed conflict. Sudan faces a civil war between the Sudanese Armed Forces and paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, causing one of the most severe humanitarian emergencies and widespread displacement, with more than eight million individuals affected.
In Yemen, although large-scale fighting has decreased, humanitarian issues persist amidst a fragile ceasefire. Political divisions between the Houthis and the recognized government hinder progress towards stability, while external powers maintain vested interests, complicating the situation further. The panel of experts will discuss the core drivers of these conflicts, evaluate current challenges towards resolving them, and propose recommendations for achieving peace.
Key discussion points will include the impact of geopolitical shifts, the roles of foreign actors, pathways to inclusive political processes, governance structures for peace, and accountability mechanisms for war crimes. The panel aims to offer insights into resource management strategies that can facilitate post-war recovery and explore scenarios that may unfold if these conflicts remain unaddressed. This critical conversation seeks to align future developments in the region with the aspirations of its populace, recognizing the intricate and evolving dynamics that influence these conflicts.
The upcoming webinar hosted by the Arab Center Washington DC and the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute aims to shed light on the forgotten conflicts in Libya, Sudan, and Yemen, addressing the dire humanitarian crises and complex political landscapes. Through expert discussions, the event will highlight vital pathways towards resolution, emphasize the significance of accountability, and explore resource management that supports recovery post-conflict. As regional and global dynamics continue to evolve, a collective effort toward sustainable peace and justice for the affected populations remains paramount.
Original Source: arabcenterdc.org
